Polarity of Mercury Toxicity in the Shark {Squalus acanthias ) Rectal Gland: Apical Chloride Transport and Shark CFTR Channels Expressed in Xenopus oocytes Are Highly Sensitive to Inorganic Mercury

Identifier:

12370

Title:

Polarity of Mercury Toxicity in the Shark {Squalus acanthias ) Rectal Gland: Apical Chloride Transport and Shark CFTR Channels Expressed in Xenopus oocytes Are Highly Sensitive to Inorganic Mercury

Author:

Martha Ratner, Wheaton College

Gerhard Weber, Yale University

Christine M. Smith, Bowdoin College

Stephen G. Aller, Yale University

Kelly Rizor, University of Michigan

David C. Dawson, University of Michigan

John N. Forrest, Jr., Yale University

Date:

1997

Species:

Squalus acanthias

Common Name:

Spiny dogfish

Type:

Bulletin, Report

Bulletin:

Volume 37 - 1997

Report:

Citation

“Polarity of Mercury Toxicity in the Shark {Squalus acanthias ) Rectal Gland: Apical Chloride Transport and Shark CFTR Channels Expressed in Xenopus oocytes Are Highly Sensitive to Inorganic Mercury,” MDI Biological Laboratory, accessed December 14, 2025, https://digitalarchive.mdibl.org/items/show/2209.Item 12370

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