Blood Chemistry parameters

"predictive blood chemistry parameters for pansteatitis-affected mozambique tilapia (oreochromis mossambicus).", by Bowden JA, Cantu TM, Chapman RW, Somerville SE, Guillette MP, Botha H, Hoffman A, Luus-Powell WJ, Smit WJ, Lebepe J, Myburgh J, Govender D, Tucker J, Boggs AS, Guillette LJ. pone.0153874.g001: Visual examination of healthy (top) and pansteatitis-affected tilapia (bottom), enhanced images on the right.The examples shown are male tilapia. Note the lesions on the diseased tilapia (orange lesions, bottom right photo)....

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