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Toxicity And Toxicology Studies On Heavy Metals (Cr6+,Ni2+,As3+) In Juvenile Pseudosciaena Crocea

Posted on:2018-04-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J B GuoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2311330515476887Subject:Agricultural extension
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In June 2016,in the Xi Xuan breeding test field of Zhejiang Ocean Fisheries Research Institute selected day old 103 d of artificial cultivation of juvenile Pseudosciaena crocea as experimental animals,the hydrostatic method to carry out research Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ on juvenile P.acute toxicity experiment.The results showed that 96 h LC50 values of Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ towards P.in the sea water with condition of pH 7.868.12,a temperature of 23.124.7?,and a salinity of 27.629.1 were 10.262 mg/L,46.221 mg/L and 9.134 mg/L respectively.96 h LC50 values with 95% confidence interval were in the range of 6.67612.672 mg/L,42.94249.827 mg/L and 6.44911.272 mg/L,respectively.The acute toxicity of Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ to P.was arranged in a descend order as the following: As3+>Cr6+>Ni2+.The safe concentration of Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ on juvenile P.were 0.10 mg/L,0.46 mg/L,0.09 mg/L.The toxicity of chromium,nickel and arsenic on juvenile P.were highly toxic.According to the results of experiments on acute toxicity of juvenile P.Cr6+,Ni2+,As3+,the hydrostatic method to carry out research Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ on juvenile P.acute toxicity exposure experiment,the concentration of 1/10 96hLC50,which were 1.026 mg/L,4.622 mg/L,0.913 mg/L.On the 24,48,72 and 96 h,studied Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ had an impact on brain,liver,gill,muscle tissue of P.about SOD,CAT,GSH-PX and AChE.The results showed the activities of SOD,CAT,GSH-PX and AChE in the control group were normal in the concentration of 1/10 96hLC50 of Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+,which were 1.026 mg/L,4.622 mg/L,0.913 mg/L.The activities of SOD,CAT,GSH-PX and AChE in the tissues of Cr6+,Ni2+ and As3+ were significantly changed?p < 0.05?and in 96 h,the organization showed different trends,showing the corresponding induction and inhibition.
Keywords/Search Tags:heavy metals, acute toxicity, SOD, CAT, GSH-PX
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