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[Effect of DDT on hepatocytes in Ictalurus sp. and Carassius carassius].

Authors: A, Baruffaldi; C, Cucchi;

[Effect of DDT on hepatocytes in Ictalurus sp. and Carassius carassius].

Abstract

During fifteen days low dosages of DDT on two different LC50-teleost fishes (Ictalarus sp. and Carassius carassius) were studied. Treatment with DDT, after three days, induces in Carassius hepatocytes a loss of glycogen granules, an increase of ergastoplasm, a mitochondrial swelling and wide cytoplasmic vacuoles. In Ictalurus there is no glycogen loss, but an increase of ergastoplasm and a great increase of lipidic inclusions are observed.

Keywords

Carps, Liver, Fishes, Animals, DDT

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