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Cadmium tolerance in bacteria is not demonstrated shrimp tolerance
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What changed
The screening queue now includes a 2024 membrane-bound trehalase paper and identifies which tolerance, transcript and apoptosis outcomes belong to bacteria, shrimp tissue or an unverified whole-animal claim.
Why it changed
The accessible sources describe cadmium-responsive shrimp gill expression, injected gene knockdown, transcriptomics and apoptosis staining, but the reported survival and growth under cadmium came from recombinant Escherichia coli. Complete shrimp exposure units, controls, denominators and whole-animal outcomes remain unavailable, so the paper stays full text needed.
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