Impact of pesticide Rogor toxicity on serum phosphomonoesterase levels of freshwater catfish Clarias batrachus

Abstract

Abstract:The exposure of pesticide Rogor had significantly altered serum alkaline and acid phosphatase activities in freshwater catfish, Clarias batrachus at different concentrations and duration under static conditions. However, the intensity of activity of both the enzymes were interestingly different. The fish elicited marked behavioral changes with increasing concentrations and exposure duration. The rising trend in enzyme levels which mediate membrane transport mechanism and biosynthesis of macromolecules, have been correlated with the induction and leakage of respective enzymes from liver following membrane damage and necrosis due to pesticide toxicity.

Variations of Lipids in Different Tissues (Liver, Intestine and Brain) of Fresh Water Cat Fish [Heteropneustes fossils (Bloch)]

“…"However, it may be noted that along with seasonal variation, habitat conditions also influence fat synthesis in the fish. In lotic habitat, more amount of lipid content was observed in liver during winter season but significantly lower during the monsoon but in lentic habitat, apparently low lipid content was observed during winter season" [17][18][19][20][21].The fishes selected in the present study are of high consumer demand having good taste. Present study will provide a detailed understanding of the necessity of the healthy life for the fish consuming people.…”