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Digestive gland is a main tissue for accumulation of both Cd forms, but changes in antioxidant enzyme activities are smaller than in gills.

The intestine is the main tissue for metformin absorption [ 154] and accumulation [ 155] in humans and other animals.

OE is the main tissue for the expression of olfactory receptors (ORs), while VNO is the tissue for the expression of the vomeronasal receptors (VNRs).

Drosophila fat body is functionally equivalent to mammalian liver and white adipose tissue (WAT), and is the main tissue for TG storage.

The lower expression in roots implies that roots may not be a main tissue for CPT biosynthesis; however, CPT does accumulate in roots.

Given that petals are the main tissue for floral volatile compounds emission in H. coronarium [ 46], and the release amounts of these compounds at squaring stage (D1), blooming stage (D4) and senescence stage (D6) display significant difference (Fig.  1), petals at these stages were chosen for DGE profiling analysis.

The low levels of expression for insl5a and even lower levels for insl5b suggest that either 1) we have not identified the main tissues of expression for these genes and/or 2) they are expressed at developmental stages not included in this preliminary analysis (adult male and female zebrafish): in the future this will be explored using more detailed qPCR studies.

The PM introduces three main tissue compartments for SIRT dosimetry: lung, normal liver, and tumor.

In salmon, although Elovl5 and other LC-PUFA biosynthetic genes are expressed in brain, the highest expression levels are in liver and intestine, the main tissues responsible for dietary fatty acid uptake, biosynthesis and distribution [ 17, 25].

"In particular there is the process known as gastrulation, when the body plan is laid down and the three main tissue layers – the ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm – are formed as the biological foundations for the specialised tissues of the nervous system, muscle and blood, and lungs and intestines.

Skeletal muscle is considered to be the main tissue involved in the maintenance of glucose homeostasis because its contribution to glucose uptake is ≈ 75% of the total contribution of peripheral tissues [ 27], and it is the main tissue responsible for insulin-dependent glucose use.