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The efficiency of this process is further enhanced by the presence of specialized cells called gill cells or chromatophores, ... Fish Bacterial Disease. *Fish Viral Disease. *Fish Parasitic Disease. *Fish Fungal Disease ...

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Among the most common diseases of bacterial origin, are the "mouth ulcers", observed in captive specimens and seemingly due to ... called chromatophores. ...

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Kim, Y.B. 1965: Modification Of Host Responses To Bacterial Endotoxins: Ii. Passive Transfer Of Immunity To Bacterial Endotoxin ... McNiven, M.A. 1984: Chromatophores--models for studying cytomatrix translocations. The Journal of Cell Biology 99(1): 152s-158 ...