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A cell-death marker is not automatically a shrimp disease
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The anatomy and health guides now include direct adult intestine and hepatopancreas microscopy while separating normal tissue turnover observations from visible diagnosis, pathogen attribution, welfare state and treatment selection.
Why it changed
The study found autophagy, apoptosis and occasional necrosis without assigning an external stressor, but used small method-specific specimen groups, omitted the TUNEL animal denominator, did not report host identification or health screening and printed one impossible 938-of-231 cell count where the displayed percentage implies 93.
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