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Fatty Acid Composition of Lipids Extracted From Goldfish Tissues Following Temperature Acclimation
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Temperature acclimation in the channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus: Seasonal variation and cellular mechanisms
… C.$ Fall and winter catfish exhibited positive acclimation for total liver protein and DNA, hepatosomatic index, and activity of pentose phosphate shunt enzymes, while spring and summer fish showed little or inverse compensation. LDH showed little compensation or seasonal variation in either …
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Changes in Phospholipids and Fatty Acids During Temperature Acclimation of Green Sunfish (Lepomis Cyanellus R.)
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The relationships between temperature acclimation, neural lipid saturation, and the toxicity of allethrin to the American cockroach, Periplaneta americana
… and biochemical changes in response to temperature treatments. One objective of the research described in this dissertation was to determine if the temperature regime before or after treatment affects the toxicity of allethrin to the American cockroach. Insects were acclimated for 7-8 …
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Temperature Acclimation of Enzyme Activities and Protein Synthesis in Channel Catfish (Ictalurus Punctatus). In Vivo and In Vitro Studies
… compensation. Hence, cultured hepatocytes show temperature acclimation of enzymes in patterns similar to those measured in vivo. Protein synthesis measured at 15(DEGREES)C by hepatocytes from catfish acclimated to different temperatures occurred in the series: 7 > 15 > 25(DEGREES)C acclimation. …
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Enzyme Changes of the Goldfish (Carassius Auratus (L.)) in Response to Temperature Acclimation: I. An Immunological Approach. Ii. Isozymes
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The Effect of Temperature Acclimation Upon Succinic Dehydrogenase Activity From The Epaxial Muscle of The Common Goldfish (Carassius Auratus): Role of Membrane Lipids
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Interactions of temperature and sublethal environmental copper exposure on the energy metabolism of bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus)
… sublethal copper alone and in conjunction with a temperature increase. In vitro oxygen consumptions of liver, brain, and gill were also measured under these two conditions, as was the accumulation of copper in these tissues. In addition, the concentration of copper in bile was measured. Copper was …
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The effects of temperature on the sensitivity of Daphnia pulex to two simulated industrial effluents
… of this study was to assess the effect of temperature on the sensitivity of mixed age adult Daphnia pulex to a simulated cooling tower blowdown and a simulated refinery effluent. In addition, the metabolic rate compensation capability of Daphnia exposed to temperature was determined. An …
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Vagal Integration of Cardiopulmonary Regulation
… method developed to assess HR/HRV during acute temperature changes in oysters acclimated to 22°C or 10°C. Acclimation to 10°C reduced the incidence of asystole and increased HRV vs. warm-temperature acclimation. HRV increased as temperature (and HR) decreased in both acclimation groups. …
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Characterization of a minimal abiotic stress-inducible promoter in the development of a binary vector for crop protection
… and multiple abiotic stresses, including low temperature, osmotic imbalance, and water deficit. The relatively small promoter region (804 bp) upstream of ABR1/ERF111 contains multiple conserved binding motifs for two TFs associated with abiotic stress across diverse plant species: the …
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Adaptation of an Invasive Cladoceran (Daphnia Lumholtzi) to Temperature
… of this species to acclimate to different temperatures, I carried out life table experiments with animals isolated from lakes over a latitudinal (temperature) gradient across the US. Isofemale lineages were established from lakes in Texas, Oklahoma Georgia, Missouri, and Minnesota. Fitness …