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The Sex Determining Loci and Sex Chromosomes in the Family Salmonidae
Sexual Development, 2009Salmonids are descended from a common ancestor that underwent an autotetraploidization event. After a whole genome duplication species could deal with sex determination by deleting one copy of <i>SEX, </i>the sex determining locus, or by recruiting a duplicated transcription factor to become a novel sex determining gene.
Ben F. Koop +4 more
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Detection of toxoplasma antibodies in sera of Salmonidae by ELISA
Comparative Clinical Pathology, 2009Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite with a worldwide distribution. It is capable of infecting all warm-blooded animals. Toxoplasmosis was not considered a waterborne zoonoses, but recently, it has been reported in many marine mammals. Coastal pollution by sewage from humans and pets has been suggested as a source for toxoplasma infection in these
Camellia Taghadosi +2 more
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Some aspects of growth in the Family Salmonidae
1957Mathematical descriptions of the growth of animals are reviewed in the light of applicability to two species of the Family Salmonidae. No generalized growth equation is found to accurately depict growth for the material discussed. Theoretical and practical limitations of the use of age as a classification for relating growth rates are given.
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The influence of ovarian fluid on the gamete physiology in the Salmonidae
Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, 2002The present study investigated the influence of ovarian fluid (OV) on the gamete physiology in the brown trout (Salmo trutta f. fario). In comparison to water OV prolongs the duration of sperm motility for >'5 min and the fertilizability of eggs for >'10 min independent from the quality of the egg batch from which the OV derived.
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On deformities of the head in Salmonidae
1885In the » Verhaudlungen tier k. k. zoologisch-botanischen Gesellschaft in Wien” (Jahrg. 1863) Dr. Steindachner describes 3 monstrous beads of carps, presented to the Museum of Vienna, and suggests that these monstrosities could not be the results of some former wound, but that the deformity was caused by the pathological state of some part of the skull.
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Biochemical Studies of Salmonidae
Bulletin of the Agricultural Chemical Society of Japan, 1931Hideo Hashima, Kitsuji Nishida
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Investigations in Great Britain of furunculosis of the salmonidae
Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics, 1938T.J. Mackie, W.J.M. Menzies
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The multiple hemoglobins of some members of the Salmonidae family
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 1963H. Tsuyuki, R.E.A. Gadd
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GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY OF CORTICOSTEROIDS IN PLASMA OF SALMONIDAE
Journal of Endocrinology, 1976Robert J. Fraser +2 more
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