Effect of temperature, hypoxia and disinfection with ozonated seawater during somitogenesis on muscular development of the trunk in larval seven-band grouper, Epinephelus septemfasciatus.
Effect of temperature, hypoxia and disinfection with ozonated seawater during somitogenesis on muscular development of the trunk in larval seven-band grouper, Epinephelus septemfasciatus.
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体节发生过程中温度、缺氧和臭氧海水消毒对七带石斑鱼幼体躯干肌肉发育的影响。
DOI:
10.1111/are.12425
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
奥沢公一
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宇治督;鈴木徹;岩崎孝史;照屋和久;平沢敬一;白樫真;尾上静正;山下洋一;辻正治;土橋康史;奥沢公一
The cause of abnormal musculature on both sides of the same myotome in artificially cultured seven‐band grouperEpinephelus septemfasciatus(Thunberg) larvae remains unclear. We evaluated the effect of three factors: changes in temperature (between 22 and 24°C), disinfection with ozonated seawater (0.3 mg TROs L−1, 1 min), and hypoxia (22 or 14% saturation) during the early (20 h post‐fertilization, hpf) and mid‐ (24 hpf) somite stages on trunk muscular development in larval seven‐band grouper. The thermal regimes and disinfection with ozonated seawater had no effect on muscle development (P> 0.05,G‐test). In contrast, exposure to hypoxia during both the early and mid‐somite stages increased the incidence of abnormal musculature in the trunk (P< 0.01,G‐test). These larvae had abnormal musculature on both sides of the trunk. In addition, the number of abnormal myotomes differed among these larvae. Exposure in the early and mid‐somite stages resulted in the highest frequency of abnormalities in the 11th and 13th myotome respectively. Our results suggest that hypoxia during somitogenesis can lead to abnormal muscle development in the trunk of artificially cultured seven‐band grouper larva.