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Volume 21(2):94-105, 2017.


Effect of lethal and sub-lethal concentrations of chlorantraniliprole on tissue protein, amino acid and lipid in Channa punctatus (BLOCH, 1793) fish

 

Bantu Nagaraju1*, Zenebe Hagos1, Krishna Chaitanya1, Rathnamma Vakita3, Nirmala Kumari4,  Abaynew Jemal2, Zenebe Teka2  Mulugeta Hiruy1

 

1Department(s) 1Chemistry, 2Biology, College of Natural and Computational Sciences, Aksum University, Ethiopia, Eastern Africa. 3Zoology, 4Botany & Microbiology, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna  Nagar, India.

 

ABSTRACT

 

Nagaraju B, HagosZ, Chaitanya K, Rathnamma GK,  Zenebe A, Mulgeta T., Effect of lethal and sub-lethal concentrations of chlorantraniliprole on tissue protein and lipid in fish Channa punctatus (BLOCH, 1793), Onl J Vet Res., 21(2):94-105, 2017. Effect of  96hr LC50 (Lethal) and 1/10th of 96hr LC50 (Sub-lethal) concentrations of chlorantraniliprole on tissue biochemical values in the fish Channa Punctatus is described. Four groups of 10 Channa punctatus each, were held in 15LT water tanks and another 10 were used as untreated controls. Protein, free amino acid  lipids and SDS protein in muscle, kidney or liver were determined. Compared with controls, significant declines occurred in soluble and total protein and lipids in all organs at all exposure periods at lethal or sub-lethal doses. Lesser declines occurred in kidney and greater losses in liver at lethal concentrations whereas at sub lethal concentrations reductions were greater in liver compared with kidney or muscle. There was a rapid increase in free amino acid levels at lethal exposure in muscle and kidney but not in liver whereas at sub lethal levels the same values decreased. SDS page subunit 0.66 MW 87 Dalton (Kda) disappeared at 10 days pesticide exposure and 0.92 MW of 21 and  43 daltons at 20 and 30 days.

 

Key words: Chlorantraniliprole, toxicity, Channa punctatus


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