Elucidating the mechanisms of estrogens-induced immunomodulation in teleost fish is of
great importance due to the observed worldwide continuing decrease in pristine …

Intermuscular bones (IBs) are slender linear bones embedded in muscle, which ossify from
tendons through a process of intramembranous ossification, and only exist in basal teleosts …

Intermuscular bones (IBs) are small, hard-boned spicules located in the muscle tissue that
mainly exist in the myosepta of lower teleosts, which hurt the edibleness and economic …

Blunt snout bream (Megalobrama amblycephala) is an important herbivorous freshwater
economic fish cultivated in China. Its economic value has been affected by the existence of …

Intermuscular bone (IB) occurs in the myosepta of teleosts. Its existence has an adverse
influence on the edible and economic value of fish, especially for aquaculture species …

Intermuscular bones (IBs) are ossified myoseptal tendons, occurring only in teleosts among
recent vertebrates. Most aquaculture species in the world contain a certain number of IBs …

Aquaculture represents the fastest-growing global food production sector, as it has become
an essential component of the global food supply. China has the world's largest aquaculture …

Intermuscular bone (IB), which occurs only in the myosepta of lower teleosts, is attracting
more attention because they are difficult to remove and make the fish unpleasant to eat. By …

Intermuscular bones (IBs) are ossified from tendons and only occur in lower teleosts.
Positive association between the regulation of scleraxis gene (scx) and tendon development …

As one of the most sustainable protein sources for humans, aquaculture is the fastest
growing food production sector in agriculture. According to the recent FAO estimate, there …