The widespread vulnerability of Hydra oligactis to tumourigenesis confirms its value as a model for studying the effects of tumoural processes on the ecology and evolution of species

Dujon, Antoine; Boutry, J; Tissot, S; Meliani, J; Miltiadous, A; Tokolyi, J; Ujvari, Beata; Thomas, F

The widespread vulnerability of Hydra oligactis to tumourigenesis confirms its value as a model for studying the effects of tumoural processes on the ecology and evolution of species

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posted on 2024-10-19, 23:00 authored by Antoine DujonAntoine Dujon, J Boutry, S Tissot, J Meliani, A Miltiadous, J Tokolyi, Beata UjvariBeata Ujvari, F Thomas

The widespread vulnerability of Hydra oligactis to tumourigenesis confirms its value as a model for studying the effects of tumoural processes on the ecology and evolution of species

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Journal

Science of the Total Environment

Volume

951

Article number

175785

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Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Yes

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0048-9697

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1879-1026

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eng

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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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Elsevier

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175785

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Keywords

Animals Australia Biological Evolution Carcinogenesis Ecology Ecosystem Hydra Neoplasms Ecosystem functioning Host-pathogen interaction Neoplasm One health

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CC BY 4.0

The widespread vulnerability of Hydra oligactis to tumourigenesis confirms its value as a model for studying the effects of tumoural processes on the ecology and evolution of species

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