• Adaptation to salinity by fish. Macromolecular changes in mitochondria and microsomes of the gill

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      Salinity adaptation; gill mitochondria; macromolecules

    • Abstract

       

      Mitochondria isolated from the gill tissues of the fishSarothredon mossambica were analysed for their macromolecular content, following transfer from freshwater to media of higher salinity. The results suggest a breakdown of mitochondria during the initial phases of the stress and a regeneration during continued exposure. Also all the synthetic machineries, in general, seem to be triggered in gill tissue during continuous exposure to hyperosmotic media.

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      S Meenakshi1 C Rajamanickam1 J Jayaraman1

      1. Department of Biochemistry, School of Biological Sciences, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai - 625 021
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