[PDF] Top 20 THE STUDIES ON PROTEIN CHANGES IN LIVER AND MUSCLE OF THE CATFISH, CLARIUS GARIEPINUS (BURCHELL, 1822) EXPOSED TO SUB LETHAL CONCENTRATION OF MERCURIC CHLORIDE

... like-carbohydrate, protein and fat content in the body of the fishes decreased with an increase in concentration of household detergents and time of ...of sub lethal concentration of ... See full document

... animal protein for human ...Clarias gariepinus exposed to lower (0.6 mg/l) and higher (1.2 mg/l) sub lethal concentrations of LC50 ...the Mercuric chloride for 24,48,72 ... See full document

... punctatus exposed to mercury. Likewise, in the fish Ambassis com mersoni exposed to cadmium abnormal behaviour and altered movements are observed ...causing changes in the number and area of mucus ... See full document

... the protein in response to stress or sub lethal levels of ...the protein profile in the liver, muscle and gill tissues which may be attributed to the protein denaturation ... See full document

... The effect of aqueous and ethanolic extracts of stem of E. alba on red cell indices of C. gariepinus at different sampling time points from 7 to 28 days is shown graphically in Fig.9 (A,B and C). The effect of ... See full document

... pollution of water bodies has become a universal phenomenon in the present day world. Water quality of the coastal areas, estuaries and Major River around the world is getting rapidly degraded due to massive discharge of ... See full document

... Five diets: Diet 1 (40% cp), Diet 2 (42.5% cp), Diet 3 (45% cp), Diet 4 (47.5% cp) and Diet 5 (50% cp) were formulated and fed to triplicate groups for 24 weeks. Growth responses and economic performances of fish ... See full document

... Generally, the synthetic hormones are administered for only 30-45 days period, from the fish larvae hatched or take their first feed and hence hormonal residues will have disappeared from the flesh of the fish long ... See full document

... soybean seeds were separately ground into fine powders, using electric blender to obtain soybean meal. Each meal was mixed with cassava flour as binder and energy source, blood meal as supplementary animal ... See full document

... Eight hundred and forty healthy fingerlings of C. gariepinus (2.5-3.0 g) were purchased from Kibos Integrated fish farm located approximately 10 km East of Kisumu city, Kenya, and transported to Kenya Marine and ... See full document

... on catfish (Clarias gariepinus) and other species of fish have been a serious concern in the fishing industries and its effect on the ...and studies about fish diseases have accelerated enormously in ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/as.2019.1010095 1287 Agricultural Sciences rias gariepinus belongs to family Clariidae, and can survive during the dry sea- son due to the possession of accessory air-breathing organ [2]. The ... See full document

... mrigala exposed to two different sub-lethal concentrations for a period of 28 days has been studied using Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometer ... See full document

... Clarias gariepinus (mean weight 205 ± ...were exposed to various concentrations ...gill, liver, kidney and muscle) samples after 28 ...total protein, creatinin and total bilirubin in ... See full document

... Significant increment in WBC was noticed in test fishes after day 7 sampling by the treatment of both the extracts. [29] reported similar result in mice treated with methanol extract of E. alba. Many workers have ... See full document

... African catfish, the β -agonist isoprenaline and the α - and β -agonist noradrenaline had comparable suppressive effects on the plasma FFA levels, suggesting that in this species it is also a mainly β ... See full document

... The genus was proposed by Paperna [4] for Q. claria- dis Paperna, 1961 from the gills of Clarias gariepinus (Burchell) (syn. C. lazera) collected in Israel and charac- terized, in part, by having two ... See full document

... Ross & Stanley (1938) reported that tobacco mosaic virus treated with formaldehyde at pH 7 could be partially reactivated by dialyzing at.. pH 3, that groups reacting with Folin's re[r] ... See full document

... of protein and involved in the metabolic activities. The total protein content in the hepatopancreas, muscle and gill were found to decline in the sub-lethal concentration of ... See full document

... Ibadan in Oyo state, Nigeria (Figure 1) is the largest city in West Africa and the second largest in Africa, with land size covering an area of 240 km 2 . The city is located on geographic grid reference longitude 3º5' ... See full document