Titlebook: Acid-Base Balance and Nitrogen Excretion in Invertebrates; Mechanisms and Strat Dirk Weihrauch,Michael O’Donnell Textbook 2017 Springer Int

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Experimental Aspects of Metal Clusters, 10,000 species) infraorder Brachyura, the true crabs (Martin and Davis 2001). Besides the introduction that briefly covers pathways of the synthesis of nitrogenous waste products and the toxicity of ammonia, organs involved in the excretory processes will be introduced, such as the antennal gland a

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Atomic- and Nanoscale Magnetisms have driven the evolution of biochemical and physiological processes that have enabled their survival in such niches. Ion-transporting enzymes like the (Na., K.)-ATPase and V(H.)-ATPase present in the gill epithelia underpin the ion regulatory abilities of these highly diversified organisms. The p

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Philipp Wessels,Markus Drescher urate serves roles other than the elimination of excess nitrogen. Urate salts provide for temporary storage of monovalent inorganic cations during dehydration in cockroaches, for example, and uric acid may also be used as an antioxidant to mitigate the effects of reactive oxygen species produced by

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Philipp Wessels,Markus Drescher, very little is known about the mechanism and for that fact the tissues that are actually responsible for ammonia excretion in freshwater and soil-dwelling invertebrates. This chapter provides an overview of the current literature examining the ammonia excretion mechanisms in three phyla: Nematoda,

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