1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf00217573
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Nucleus lateralis tuberis-pars lateralis and background adaptation in the rainbow trout, Salmo gairdneri

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“…Cells in the NLT -pI exhibited a high level of immunocytochemical staining to 27 -S-methylglucagon in dark-adapted fish and negligible staining in light-adapted ones (Terlou, Gielen, and Notenboom 1985). Cells in the NLT -pI exhibited a high level of immunocytochemical staining to 27 -S-methylglucagon in dark-adapted fish and negligible staining in light-adapted ones (Terlou, Gielen, and Notenboom 1985).…”
Section: Melanophore Dispersion: How Does It Happen?mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Cells in the NLT -pI exhibited a high level of immunocytochemical staining to 27 -S-methylglucagon in dark-adapted fish and negligible staining in light-adapted ones (Terlou, Gielen, and Notenboom 1985). Cells in the NLT -pI exhibited a high level of immunocytochemical staining to 27 -S-methylglucagon in dark-adapted fish and negligible staining in light-adapted ones (Terlou, Gielen, and Notenboom 1985).…”
Section: Melanophore Dispersion: How Does It Happen?mentioning
confidence: 97%