Hypoxia causes sex-specific hepatic toxicity at the transcriptome level in marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma)

Keyphrases

• Hypoxia 100%
• Sex-specific 100%
• Marine Medaka 100%
• Oryzias Melastigma 100%
• Transcript Level 100%
• Hepatic Toxicity 100%
• Gender-specific 33%
• Marine Fish 33%
• Gene Expression 33%
• Hypoxic Stress 33%
• Copyright 16%
• Study Support 16%
• Neural Systems 16%
• Comparative Transcriptome Analysis 16%
• Ingenuity Pathway Analysis 16%
• Hypoxia Response 16%
• Reproductive System 16%
• Dysregulation 16%
• Bioinformatics Analysis 16%
• Marine Organisms 16%
• Liver 16%
• Endocrine System 16%
• Hepatic Steatosis 16%
• Cell Apoptosis 16%
• Cell Proliferation 16%
• Altered Expression 16%
• Oxygen Level 16%
• Cell Signaling Pathways 16%
• Liver Metabolism 16%
• Fatty Acid Metabolism 16%
• Hepatic Response 16%
• Hepatic Steatohepatitis 16%
• Redox Homeostasis 16%
• Endoplasmic Reticulum 16%
• Database for Annotation 16%
• Liver Inflammation 16%
• Hepatocyte Apoptosis 16%
• Human Pathology 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Oryzias Melastigma 100%
• Transcriptome 100%
• Signal Transduction 100%
• Marine Species 50%
• Reproductive System 50%
• Gene Expression Profiling 50%
• Homeostasis 50%
• Cell Proliferation 50%
• Hepatocyte 50%
• Liver Metabolism 50%
• Fatty Acid Metabolism 50%