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Fish Embryos Chemically Communicate When They Are Ready To Be Born Learn how monitoring the outside environment before preparing to leave the egg boosts the odds of a newborn fish’s survival.
Dr. Matan Golan of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Agricultural Research Organization—Volcani Institute led a team of researchers who uncovered how fish embryos determine the ideal ...
Fish embryos don’t just drift through development — they decide when to hatch.
Timelapse of a gene-edited medaka fish embryo undergoing mitosis. The mitotic spindle – the green strands in the middle of the cells – can be seen aligning and segregating duplicated ...
More people are throwing out their vapes, and a new study says it’s a significant safety and environmental threat. A report by CALPIRG found that people are throwing out a vape at a rate of 5.7 a ...
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Fish can choose their birthday, here’s how! - MSNThe fish embryos hatch by secreting enzymes from specialized hatching gland cells to break down the chorion (the protective envelope that surrounds the developing embryo).
Zebrafish eggs contain a compound called gadusol that acts as a sunscreen to protect the developing embryos from the sun’s rays ...
A study of four common fish species by University of Manchester scientists has revealed that gene expression changes when their developing embryos are exposed to warmer waters.
The brook trout, New York's state fish, is one of three trout species including brown and rainbow that are raised and harvested at the hatchery.
While many fish parents care for their eggs by fanning, guarding and cleaning the nest, this is the first time scientists have discovered a coral reef fish that tells its offspring when to hatch. But ...
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