Food uptake follows rules defined by feeding behaviour that determines the kind and
quantity of food ingested by fish larvae as well as how live prey and food particles are …

Metamorphosis, classically defined as a spectacular post-embryonic transition, is well
exemplified by the transformation of a tadpole into a frog. It implies the appearance of new …

We know that animals live in a world dominated by bacteria. In the last 20 years, we have
learned that microbes are essential regulators of mucosal immunity. Bacteria, archeas, and …

The rapid development of high-throughput single-cell RNA sequencing technology offers a
good opportunity to dissect cell heterogeneity of animals. A large number of organism-wide …

Teleost fish are more diverse than any other vertebrate group, and yet only a limited number
of species are fished and farmed globally. Efforts to expand the quantity and diversity of fish …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis is now a widely‐used tool to non‐invasively monitor a
variety of organisms. However, eDNA applications are limited with respect to gaining …

In amphibians, lead (Pb) exposure could alter the composition and structure of gut
microbiota, but changes involving microbiota of several successive phases following Pb …

The thyroid hormones control the development and the homeostasis of several organs in
vertebrates. Their actions depend, for the most part, on nuclear receptors, the TRs, which are …

In coral reef fish, the transition from pelagic larvae to reef-associated juveniles is a complete
metamorphosis in which coordinated physiological, morphological, and behavioural …

Graphene-based nanomaterials such as graphene oxide (GO) possess unique properties
triggering high expectations for the development of technological applications. Thus, GO is …