… gill mucosal molecular and cellular constituents may impact rates of adhesion, tissue invasion,
and ultimately, mortality. Here, we describe the use of RNA-seq to profile gill … pathologic …

… These pathological changes may be a reaction to toxicants … lamellae and epithelial lifting
are defense mechanisms, since, … and the damage to the mucosa. The parasitic infection in turn …

… A short-term gill explant (GE) culture was used as a model in … clocks and antioxidant genes
in the gills. Photoperiod (either 12 light:… systems in the gill mucosa following oxidative stress. …

… role in defense mechanisms against pathogens [22]. The intestine, skin and gill of fish share
immune features with the type I mucosal surfaces of mammals [21]. The gill and intestine of …

… mucosal surfaces (gut, skin and gills) of fish. Therefore it is necessary to investigate the role
of different mucosal … vertebrates [26] are thought to play important roles in mucosal defense. …

… , the mucosal immunity functions of gills or mucus are essential in mollusk defense … of
arachidonic acid whose overexpression can cause pathological and autoimmune effects were also …

… better understanding of the immune defensive role of SALT in … from the vascular system that
irrigates the gills [59]. Previously, … , the resulting pathology in the gills included similar effects (…

… This myxozoan parasite is associated with proliferative gill … primarily in the gastric mucosa
and submucosa but were also … , with the exception of the gills, than were observed at 24 h. …

… gill is one target organ of LCDV; it also plays an important role in the mucosal immune response
as one of the mucosal … that the copy number of LCDV in the gill increased from 12 h to 4 …

… cells, lamellar fusion, club shaping of gill lamellae, lifting of the epithelium and edema of …
of the mucosal cells. The histopathological alterations were observed in the gill of fish exposed …