노닐페놀 (NP)에 장기간 노출된 줄납자루, Acheilognathus yamatsutae의 NP 체내 축적, 성장 및 생존율
Survival Rate, Growth and NP Accumulation of the Striped Bitterling, Acheilognathus yamatsutae Long-term Exposed to Nonylphenol (NP)
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Striped bitterling, Acheilognathus yamatsutae (TL: 4.25 ㎝, TW: 0.73 g)were exposed to 0.3, 1.3, 17.6 and 33.7 ㎍ L¯¹ (nominal concentrations) of nonylphenol (NP) for a period of 20 weeks. We studied on accumulation, growth and survival rate. After 20 weeks of exposure, the accumulation of NP in the body of the female and male was increased with increasing dose-dependent and female was higher than male. 4 weeks of exposure, TL of female striped bitterling was found to be increased in all of the dose group compared to control and 12 weeks of exposure, similar or some decreased in all of the dose group compared to control. 20 weeks of exposure, increased in all of the dose group compared to control and TL at 33.7 ㎍ NP L¯¹ were significantly higher than those in control (p <0.05). 4 weeks of exposure, TL and TW of male striped bitterling was found to be increased in all of the dose group compared to control and significantly higher in TL of 33.7 ㎍ NP L¯¹ (p <0.05). 12 and 20 weeks of exposure, TL and TW decreased in all of the dose group compared to control and significantly lower in 1.3 ㎍ NP L¯¹ of 12 weeks. Survival rate in both groups decreased with increasing NP concentration and there was a significant difference between control group and experimental groups exposed to each NP concentration.
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Striped bitterling, Acheilognathus yamatsutae (TL: 4.25 ㎝, TW: 0.73 g)were exposed to 0.3, 1.3, 17.6 and 33.7 ㎍ L¯¹ (nominal concentrations) of nonylphenol (NP) for a period of 20 weeks. We studied on accumulation, growth and survival rate. After 20 weeks of exposure, the accumulation of NP in the body of the female and male was increased with increasing dose-dependent and female was higher than male. 4 weeks of exposure, TL of female striped bitterling was found to be increased in all of the dose group compared to control and 12 weeks of exposure, similar or some decreased in all of the dose group compared to control. 20 weeks of exposure, increased in all of the dose group compared to control and TL at 33.7 ㎍ NP L¯¹ were significantly higher than those in control (p <0.05). 4 weeks of exposure, TL and TW of male striped bitterling was found to be increased in all of the dose group compared to control and significantly higher in TL of 33.7 ㎍ NP L¯¹ (p <0.05). 12 and 20 weeks of exposure, TL and TW decreased in all of the dose group compared to control and significantly lower in 1.3 ㎍ NP L¯¹ of 12 weeks. Survival rate in both groups decreased with increasing NP concentration and there was a significant difference between control group and experimental groups exposed to each NP concentration.
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