THE SURVEY OF SEASONAL CHANGES OF CORTISOL, GLUCOSE AND IONIC IN FARMED FEMALE STELLATE STURGEON, ACIPENSER STELLATUS

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YOUNESZADEH FASHALMI M.; BAHMANI MAHMOUD; KAZEMI R.A.; POURDEHGHANI M.; FEYZBAKHSH H.

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Journal: NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT (JOURNAL OF FISHERIES) Year:2009 | Volume:2 | Issue:4 Page(s): 37-46

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THE SURVEY OF SEASONAL CHANGES OF CORTISOL, GLUCOSE AND IONIC IN FARMED FEMALE STELLATE STURGEON, ACIPENSER STELLATUS

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FARMED STELLATE STURGEONQ3

CORTISOLQ2

GLUCOSEQ2

SEASONQ2

IONQ3

Abstract

Stellate sturgeon (Acipencer stellatus) is one of the important and commercial species of Caspian Sea. 24 farmed Acipenser stellatus breeders which are all 8 years old (16 females and 8 males) with mean weight of 5.16±0.52 and average length 111.59±2.63 in females and mean weight of 3.31±0.32 and average length 101.88±3.88 in females were investigated from spring 2005 until winter 2006.After bleeding of caudal vein, cortical, GLUCOSE and IONic (Na, K, Mg, Cl, and Ca) levels of blood samples were measured SEASONally. Results showed that maximum cortical levels were in summer and was a significant difference. Though, there were no significant differences in species. In IONic, Mg, Ca, Na, and K, there was no significant difference in the species. A significant difference was seen in female during winter. For other indices a certain SEASON could not be spotted. In relationship with other indices cannot certainly select a SEASON. GLUCOSE was not different in species. The maximum level of GLUCOSE was observed in males during spring. Although maximum Ca level was in summer and winter, no significant difference in Ca level of males was observed. Maximum level of Na in spring and Cl in winter was seen in females and males, respectively. According to results cortical was the best indices in relationship with physiological condition of farmed species in various SEASONs.

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EFFECTS OF REARING DENSITY ON LEUKOCYTES AND PLASMA CORTISOL LEVEL OF SIBERIAN STURGEONS (ACIPENSER BAERII)

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YOUNESZADEH FASHALMI, M., BAHMANI, MAHMOUD, KAZEMI, R.A., POURDEHGHANI, M., & FEYZBAKHSH, H.. (2009). THE SURVEY OF SEASONAL CHANGES OF CORTISOL, GLUCOSE AND IONIC IN FARMED FEMALE STELLATE STURGEON, ACIPENSER STELLATUS. NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT (JOURNAL OF FISHERIES), 2(4), 37-46. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/161758/en

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YOUNESZADEH FASHALMI M., BAHMANI MAHMOUD, KAZEMI R.A., POURDEHGHANI M., FEYZBAKHSH H.. THE SURVEY OF SEASONAL CHANGES OF CORTISOL, GLUCOSE AND IONIC IN FARMED FEMALE STELLATE STURGEON, ACIPENSER STELLATUS. NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT (JOURNAL OF FISHERIES)[Internet]. 2009;2(4):37-46. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/161758/en

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M. YOUNESZADEH FASHALMI, MAHMOUD BAHMANI, R.A. KAZEMI, M. POURDEHGHANI, and H. FEYZBAKHSH, “THE SURVEY OF SEASONAL CHANGES OF CORTISOL, GLUCOSE AND IONIC IN FARMED FEMALE STELLATE STURGEON, ACIPENSER STELLATUS,” NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT (JOURNAL OF FISHERIES), vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 37–46, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/161758/en

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