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Simultaneous binding of two peptidyl ligands by a SRC homology 2 domain.
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S-EPMC3164524
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biostudies-literature
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In situ evidence of tiered adaptations buffering a chemosynthetic clam holobiont against environmental sulfide fluctuations
In situ transplant experiments at HM-3 and HM-2 sites within Haima Seep help gain insights into how deep-sea clam holobiont cope with different level of sulfide shortage.
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Archivesica marissinica
2026-08-26
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PXD076399
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Pride
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In situ transplantation
Haima seep
Host–symbiont interaction
Sulfide shortage
Vesicomyid
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Guidelines for the use and interpretation of assays for monitoring autophagy (3rd edition).
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S-EPMC4835977
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