A novel heat-shock protein inducer triggers heat shock protein 70 production and protects Artemia franciscana nauplii against abiotic stressors
Kartik Baruah(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Peter Bossier(Ghent University), Patrick Sorgeloos(Ghent University), Parisa Norouzitallab(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Ronald J. Roberts(University of Idaho)
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