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Resistance to xenobiotics in bivalve molluscs

Date of holding: 28/04/2017

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Advanced structured course, given by the main researchers, in some of the research groups in various areas of interest, where the main scientific novelties of their lines of research will be addressed, giving an overview in Aquaculture

Mr. Antonio J. Pazos Castelos

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Institute of Aquaculture, University of Santiago

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