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Great attention has been recently paid to biochemical characterization of fish blood as to an index of the state of internal milieu (Lus ková 1997b; Böttcher 1998; Eds all 1999)
Biochemical indices determined in blood plasma were as follows: cortisol, glucose, total protein (TP), triacylglycerols (Tcg), cholesterol (Chol), transaminases (ALT and AST), creatine kinase (CK), alkaline phosphatase (ALP) and electrolytes (Na)
The blood plasma biochemical profile enabled to assess the state of internal milieu of broodstock during the reproduction period
Summary
Great attention has been recently paid to biochemical characterization of fish blood as to an index of the state of internal milieu (Lus ková 1997b; Böttcher 1998; Eds all 1999). The selected biochemical indices were used in order to assess the changes in internal milieu of the organism of brood tench during pre- and postspawning period of artificial reproduction. Both the natural and artificial reproduction of fish belong to factors seriously affecting internal milieu of the organism (Marquez 1976; Hlavová 1989; Lusková and Lusk 1995a, 1995b; Hochachka and Mommsen 1995; Lus ková 1997a; Svoboda et al 2000). The goal of this study was to assess the values of selected biochemical indices of blood plasma of tench during pre- and postspawning period of artificial reproduction
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