Comparative Biochemistry & Physiology Part A Molecular & Integrative PhysiologyO ulad S, Abedian AM, Khodabandeh S. Effect of dietary nucleotide on the osmoregulatory function of pyloric caeca in Caspian Sea salmon, Salmo trutta caspius. Comp Biochem Physiol A Mol Integr Physiol 2009; 153: s81....
Most studies so far were conducted on Atlantic salmon (besides Atlantic cod and gilthead sea bream), using vegetable oil (either singly or as blends) from Camelina sativa (both wild-type and genetically modified) and focusing on either intestine (pyloric caeca and mid or distal guts) or liver...
The function of carbonic anhydrase in H(+) secretion by the turtle bladder was studied in vitro. Dose response curves were obtained for the carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, acetazolamide and ethoxzolamide, with and without addition of CO(2) to the system. In addition, carbonic anhydrase was assaye...
The intestine, from the last pyloric caeca to the anus, was removed and opened longitudinally, divided into a proximal and a distal part and thereafter washed and placed in ice-cold salmon Ringer solution [34]. The serosa was peeled off the intestinal segments to minimize diffusion distance ...
In addition to its peculiar reproductive strategies and feeding behaviors, the wrasses all lack stomachs (i.e. agastric) and pyloric caeca, and have a very short intestine. Agastric species are found sporadically throughout the teleost lineage in unrelated species. Other examples of agastric fis...
Greene CW (1911)T h e absorption of fats by alimentary tract, with special reference to the function of the pyloric caeca in the king salmon (Oncorhynchus tschawytscha). Trans Am Fish Soc 41:261-270Greene, C. W. “The absorption of fats by the alimentary tract, with special reference ...
to increase the resportive and storage capacity of the intestine.Although pyloric caeca vary enormously in size, number and morphology among teleosts, Coccorella is the only genus known with any appendage of the alimentary tract extending into the head. General hypotheses on the adaptive ...
Gastral tissue AP activity at 6 h after feeding and enteral tissue (including pyloric caeca) BP and TI-BP activities at 3 and 6 h after feeding tended to be higher inthe fish fed the diets with SBTI than the fish fed the diet without SBTI. These results suggest that the digestive ...
In addition to its peculiar reproductive strategies and feeding behaviors, the wrasses all lack stomachs (i.e. agastric) and pyloric caeca, and have a very short intestine. Agastric species are found sporadically throughout the teleost lineage in unrelated species. Other examples of agastric fis...
E. coioides Hsp22 mRNA was detected in all tissues examined by quantitative real-time PCR, with the highest expression in blood, followed by the spleen, skin, gill, head kidney, muscle, heart, liver, trunk kidney, stomach, pyloric caeca, intestine, brain and thymus. The expression patterns ...