1978
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2761.1978.tb00031.x
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Febrile responses of goldfish Carassius auratus (L.)to Aeromonas hydrophila and to Escherichia coli endotoxin

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“…Up to date, behavioral fever has been described in all groups of ectothermic vertebrates including reptiles (Bernheim and Kluger, 1976a,b;Burns et al, 1996;do Amaral et al, 2002;Hallman et al, 1990;Kluger et al, 1975;Merchant et al, 2007Merchant et al, , 2008Monagas and Gatten, 1983;Muchlinski et al, 1995;Ortega et al, 1991;Ramos et al, 1993;Vaughn et al, 1974), amphibians (Casterlin and Reynolds, 1977;Kluger, 1977;Murphy et al, 2011;Myhre et al, 1977;Richards-Zawacki, 2010;Sherman et al, 1991), fish (Boltaña et al, 2013;Cabanac and Laberge, 1998;Covert and Reynolds, 1977;Grans et al, 2012;Reynolds, 1977;Reynolds et al, 1976Reynolds et al, , 1978 but also in invertebrates (Campbell et al, 2010;Elliot et al, 2002) and newborn mammals, which in response to bacterial pyrogens are unable to develop fever physiologically but do so behaviorally (Satinoff et al, 1976). However, there have been some contrasting data showing that injection of pyrogens, killed bacteria or parasites in some species of lizards (Don et al, 1994;Hallman et al, 1990;Laburn et al, 1981;Muchlinski et al, 1995;Ortega et al, 1991;Schall, 1990), turtles (Zurovsky et al, 1987b), snakes (Burns et al, 1996;Zurovsky et al, 1987a) and fish …”
Section: Behavioral Fever In Ectothermic Vertebratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Up to date, behavioral fever has been described in all groups of ectothermic vertebrates including reptiles (Bernheim and Kluger, 1976a,b;Burns et al, 1996;do Amaral et al, 2002;Hallman et al, 1990;Kluger et al, 1975;Merchant et al, 2007Merchant et al, , 2008Monagas and Gatten, 1983;Muchlinski et al, 1995;Ortega et al, 1991;Ramos et al, 1993;Vaughn et al, 1974), amphibians (Casterlin and Reynolds, 1977;Kluger, 1977;Murphy et al, 2011;Myhre et al, 1977;Richards-Zawacki, 2010;Sherman et al, 1991), fish (Boltaña et al, 2013;Cabanac and Laberge, 1998;Covert and Reynolds, 1977;Grans et al, 2012;Reynolds, 1977;Reynolds et al, 1976Reynolds et al, , 1978 but also in invertebrates (Campbell et al, 2010;Elliot et al, 2002) and newborn mammals, which in response to bacterial pyrogens are unable to develop fever physiologically but do so behaviorally (Satinoff et al, 1976). However, there have been some contrasting data showing that injection of pyrogens, killed bacteria or parasites in some species of lizards (Don et al, 1994;Hallman et al, 1990;Laburn et al, 1981;Muchlinski et al, 1995;Ortega et al, 1991;Schall, 1990), turtles (Zurovsky et al, 1987b), snakes (Burns et al, 1996;Zurovsky et al, 1987a) and fish …”
Section: Behavioral Fever In Ectothermic Vertebratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1b) including LPS (Cabanac and Laberge, 1998;do Amaral et al, 2002;Grans et al, 2012;Merchant et al, 2007Merchant et al, , 2008Reynolds et al, 1978;Sherman et al, 1991), various species of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, administrated as killed or live forms (Bernheim and Kluger, 1976a,b;Burns et al, 1996;Casterlin and Reynolds, 1977;Covert and Reynolds, 1977;Hallman et al, 1990;Kluger, 1977;Kluger et al, 1975;Monagas and Gatten, 1983;Muchlinski et al, 1995;Myhre et al, 1977;Ortega et al, 1991;Ramos et al, 1993;Reynolds, 1977;Reynolds et al, 1976Reynolds et al, , 1978Vaughn et al, 1974), fungi (Murphy et al, 2011;Richards-Zawacki, 2010), ectoparasite (Gyrodactylus turnbulli) (Mohammed et al, 2016), synthetic dsRNA (poly I:C) (Boltaña et al, 2013) or viruses (Boltaña et al, 2013). Because of the relatively low sensitivity of fish and toads to LPS, the dose used to induce behavioral fever in these animals (toad:…”
Section: Exogenous Pyrogens In Ectothermic Vertebratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Changes in temperature preferences (Reynolds et al, 1978) and infection with pathogens (Tsai and Hoh, 1995) has also been documented. Stress can interfere with learning responses (Schreck et al, 1997), however there is little information that directly relates the effect of stress on learning ability or memory of fish.…”
Section: Stress and Behvioural Responsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Etkeni Aeromonas salmonicida olan hastalıkta, derinin derma katında nekroz oluşumu ile epidermis katının dökülmesi sonu deride furunkuller oluşurken (4) etkeni Acromonas hydrophila olan aynı hastalıkta bu tür ülserler oluşmamak-tadır (9,12). Mikroskopik bakıda ise patolojik bozukluklar karaciğer ve böbrekte lokalize olmakta ve böylece yapılan çalışmalar bizim bulgularımızı doğrulamaktadır (8,12).…”
Section: Tartişma Ve Sonuçunclassified
“…Mikroskopik bakıda ise patolojik bozukluklar karaciğer ve böbrekte lokalize olmakta ve böylece yapılan çalışmalar bizim bulgularımızı doğrulamaktadır (8,12).…”
Section: Tartişma Ve Sonuçunclassified