Hepatic transcriptional responses to copper in the three-spined stickleback are affected by their pollution exposure history.
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C. Tyler | I. Katsiadaki | A. Lange | C. Lewis | E. Santos | T. Williams | T. U. Uren Webster | J. Shears
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