Plain-language summary
Comparative biology study mapping carnosine-like peptides through zebrafish development and tracking how chronic carnosine exposure influences embryogenesis. Useful primarily as a model-organism reference for evolutionary conservation of the pathway.
Key takeaways
- ›Pathway is conserved across vertebrate development.
- ›Chronic exposure measurably shapes embryogenesis.
- ›Anchor reference for non-mammalian work.
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