Hydrogen Sulfide in the Physiological Processes of Jawless Cyclostomes and Jawed Fishes


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Abstract

This review summarizes data on the involvement of hydrogen sulfide as an active signal molecule in the physiological processes of jawless cyclostomes and jawed fishes, which are the most ancient members of vertebrates, and its interaction with the hypoxia factor in an aquatic habitat. The characteristics of the adaptation of jawed fishes to an increased level of hydrogen sulfide are discussed.

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E. E. Kolesnikova

Kovalevsky Institute of Marine Biological Research, Russian Academy of Sciences

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Russian Federation, Sevastopol, 299011

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