SPECIALISATION IN THE TELEOST AND ANURAN IMMUNE RESPONSE: A COMPARATIVE CRITIQUE
作者： RICHARD D. JURD
DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-469230-5.50006-4
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摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on the immune response in teleost and anuran. The Teleostei are dominant fish fauna marine freshwater ecosystems today. Although Anura not terrestrial ecosystems, they are, nevertheless, a successful order with many species, well adapted to variety of habitats. Among Osteichthyes Amphibia, most advanced highly evolved living forms, both groups having radiated extensively during their phylogenetic history. considerable economic importance, an understanding teleosteans' systems, as it pertains ability resist infection, is great interest fisheries. adult frog or toad easily maintained organism whose general physiology understood, tadpole represents free-living, accessible larva open experimental manipulation. Xenopus laevis has, arguably, completely investigated system any poikilotherm.
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