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A hormone-pathway gene is not a molting treatment
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What changed
The molting, genetics and breeding evidence boundary now includes the foundational 2015 Neocaridina hormone-pathway gene catalogue while separating sequence identification from demonstrated hormone production, gene function and whole-animal outcomes.
Why it changed
The study searched a fragmented one-animal draft genome, validated selected partial transcripts and displayed a semiquantitative JHAMT gel with three reported individual samples per group. It did not measure hormone or protein concentrations, manipulate a pathway in living shrimp, or measure molt frequency, ecdysis success, growth, survival, fertility or offspring. RNA-animal provenance and several life-stage details were not reported, and the referenced supplementary alignments and primers were unavailable in this review.
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