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One organ, two engines: Divergent mitochondrial phenotypes in anterior and posterior crab gills
Gills are multifunctional organs that integrate respiration with homeostasis, including energy demanding processes such as osmoregulation and excretion. In osmoregulating decapod crustaceans, two spatially segregated gill types differ in function, ultrastructure and membrane composition, as well as
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