BLOOD SERUM ENZYME ACTIVITIES IN BLACK SEA SCORPION FISH IN DIFFERENT SEASONS

Name: BLOOD SERUM ENZYME ACTIVITIES IN BLACK SEA SCORPION FISH IN DIFFERENT SEASONS
Creator: Руднєва, I. I.
Keywords: щелочная фосфатаза, трансамінази, сыворотка крови, seasonal adjustment, лужна фосфатаза, трансаминазы, aldolase, blood serum, сироватка крові, сезонность

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 08 Aug 2022 Russian Publisher:Одеський національний університет імені І. І. МечниковаJournal:Odesa National University Herald. Biology (issn: 2415-3125, eissn: 2077-1746,

Authors: Руднєва, I. I.;

BLOOD SERUM ENZYME ACTIVITIES IN BLACK SEA SCORPION FISH IN DIFFERENT SEASONS

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The activities of transaminases, aldolase and alkaline phaspatase in blood serum of the Black Sea scorpion fish Scorpaena porcus were studied. The variability in enzyme activities connected with the peculiarities of the physiological status of fish were demonstrated.

Изучали активность трансаминаз, альдолазы и щелочной фосфатазы в сыворотке крови морского ерша Scorpaena porcus. Обнаружены вариации в активности ферментов, связанные с особенностями физиологического состояния рыб в различные сезоны года.

Досліджували активність трансаминаз, альдолази та фосфатази в сироватці крові чорноморського йоржа Scorpaena porcus. Встановлено зміни активності ферментів, зв’язані з фізіологичнім станом риб в різні сезони року.

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щелочная фосфатаза, трансамінази, сыворотка крови, seasonal adjustment, лужна фосфатаза, трансаминазы, aldolase, blood serum, сироватка крові, сезонность, sea fish, сезонність, альдолаза, морские рыбы, alkaline phosphatase, морські риби, transaminases

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