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The immune defense of shrimp gills through Marsupenaeus japonicus gill C-type lectin (MjGCTL)

ABSTRACT: To present, the only known inv*olvement of the gills in the immune response of shrimp is solely assisting the hemocytes in filtering out the harmful factors. This global expression of novel genes revealed several immune-related genes specifically expressed in high amounts only in gills. This data provide new insights on the immune defense of shrimp.

ORGANISM(S): Penaeus japonicus

PROVIDER: GSE105787 | GEO | 2019/08/08

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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