First insights into the activity of major digestive enzymes in the intestine of the European catfish Silurus glanis and protective anti‐enzymatic potential of its gut parasite Silurotaenia siluri
Abstract:The European catfish Silurus glanis is attracting growing interest as an object of fisheries and aquaculture, which is reinforced by the expansion of its natural range under climate change. Shaping the effective exploitation strategy for this valuable species requires detailed knowledge of its biology, including feeding and digestion processes, especially near the natural limits of the species range. Meanwhile, the digestion physiology of the European catfish remains poorly explored, including the activity of … Show more
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