Thermoacclimatory modification of red cell ionic composition in rainbow trout, Salmo gairdneri: Possible relationship with (Na+/K+)- and (HCO3−)-stimulated atpase activities

Growth with seasonally varying temperatures: an expansion of the von Bertalanffy growth model

“…On the other hand, it could be observed within a species or individual that there is a change in concentrations of isoenzymes of the same function but with different optimum temperatures depending on the environmental temperature of acclimation (Lapkin et al, 1983). Temperature influences the passive and active transport across membranes (Volmer, 1981;Houston & Mearow, 1981, 1982Hennessey et al, 1983;Paszewski & Spiewla, 1986;Hansen & Fisahn, 1987) and this is another important factor to be considered.…”

Growth with seasonally varying temperatures: an expansion of the von Bertalanffy growth model

“…On the other hand, it could be observed within a species or individual that there is a change in concentrations of isoenzymes of the same function but with different optimum temperatures depending on the environmental temperature of acclimation (Lapkin et al, 1983). Temperature influences the passive and active transport across membranes (Volmer, 1981;Houston & Mearow, 1981, 1982Hennessey et al, 1983;Paszewski & Spiewla, 1986;Hansen & Fisahn, 1987) and this is another important factor to be considered.…”

Growth with seasonally varying temperatures: an expansion of the von Bertalanffy growth model

“…On the other hand, it could be observed within a species or individual that there is a change in concentrations of isoenzymes of the same function but with different optimum temperatures depending on the environmental temperature of acclimation (Lapkin et al, 1983). Temperature influences the passive and active transport across membranes (Volmer, 1981;Houston & Mearow, 1981, 1982Hennessey et al, 1983;Paszewski & Spiewla, 1986;Hansen & Fisahn, 1987) and this is another important factor to be considered.…”

Growth with seasonally varying temperatures: an expansion of the von Bertalanffy growth model

“…On the other hand, it could be observed within a species or individual that there is a change in concentrations of isoenzymes of the same function but with different optimum temperatures depending on the environmental temperature of acclimation (Lapkin et al, 1983). Temperature influences the passive and active transport across membranes (Volmer, 1981;Houston & Mearow, 1981, 1982Hennessey et al, 1983;Paszewski & Spiewla, 1986;Hansen & Fisahn, 1987) and this is another important factor to be considered.…”