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Zebrafish larval nitrogen excretion is flexible and resilient to loss of rhesus glycoproteins
Nitrogenous waste excretion is essential for all developmental stages of fish. Embryonic fish excrete urea, transitioning to cutaneous and later branchial ammonia excretion. In zebrafish, ammonia excretion involves rhesus glycoproteins Rhbg and Rhcgb in keratinocytes and ionocytes, but the developme
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