characteristics.text: 2012-04-04T15:54:27Z
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characteristics.text: 2018-03-09T09:54:22Z
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characteristics.text: SAMEA1094288
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characteristics.text: 2012-04-04T15:54:27Z
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characteristics.text: 2018-03-09T09:54:22Z
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characteristics.text: ERS065417
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characteristics.text: 153_M_edulisStressAllTissues_081024_Titration14
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characteristics.text: Animals were sampled in March 2008 in Kiel Fjord (Germany) in front of the Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences (IFM-GEOMAR). Animals were cleaned from epifauna and kept in a constant temperature room at 10degree celcius with a flow-through of natural unfiltered seawater from Kiel Bay. After 1 week of acclimation, animals were exposed to the different experimental conditions (5 animals each): high temperature (20degree celcius); anoxia: wrapped in a double layer of parafilm at 10degree celcius, injury: cracking the shell, and immune system challenge: injection of 10microgramm lipopolysaccharide. After 5 days animals were taken from each experiment, the different tissues dissected and frozen in liquid nitrogen. From these experiments, digestive gland, gill, foot and adductor muscle was used for sequence generation.
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characteristics.text: Mytilus edulis
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characteristics.text: Mytilus edulis
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characteristics.text: cDNA sample of gill, foot , adductor muscle, digestive gland tissue of heat, anoxia, injury and LPS treated individuals
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