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Effect of Cu~(2+) on Digestive Enzymes Activity in the Digestive Organs of Cyprinus carpio

Guo Hui-yun

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The effect of Cu2+ on digestive enzymes activity in hepatopancreas and intestine of Cyprinus carpio was studied.The results indicate that the sequence of protease activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:heptoanecteas,midgut,hindgut and foregut;The sequence of amylase activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:midgut,foregut,heptoanecteas and hindgut;The sequence of lipase activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:heptoanecteas,hindgut,foregut and midgut;With the rise of Cu2 + concentration,the three digestive enzymes activities in four digestive organs all rised firstly and then went down;Protease and amylase activities in four digestive organs were all enhanced by Cu2 + of 0.28 and 0.56 mg/L,but these digestive enzymes activities were all inhibited by Cu2 + of 0.84 mg/L;Lipase activities in four digestive organs were all enhanced by Cu2 + of 0.28,0.56 and 0.84 mg/L;Protease activities in intestine were sensitive to the change of Cu2 + concentration,so it has the potential to be a bio-indicator for copper pollution in water environment.

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The effect of Cu2+ on digestive enzymes activity in hepatopancreas and intestine of Cyprinus carpio was studied.The results indicate that the sequence of protease activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:heptoanecteas,midgut,hindgut and foregut;The sequence of amylase activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:midgut,foregut,heptoanecteas and hindgut;The sequence of lipase activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:heptoanecteas,hindgut,foregut and midgut;With the rise of Cu2 + concentration,the three digestive enzymes activities in four digestive organs all rised firstly and then went down;Protease and amylase activities in four digestive organs were all enhanced by Cu2 + of 0.28 and 0.56 mg/L,but these digestive enzymes activities were all inhibited by Cu2 + of 0.84 mg/L;Lipase activities in four digestive organs were all enhanced by Cu2 + of 0.28,0.56 and 0.84 mg/L;Protease activities in intestine were sensitive to the change of Cu2 + concentration,so it has the potential to be a bio-indicator for copper pollution in water environment.

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The effect of Cu2+ on digestive enzymes activity in hepatopancreas and intestine of Cyprinus carpio was studied.The results indicate that the sequence of protease activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:heptoanecteas,midgut,hindgut and foregut;The sequence of amylase activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:midgut,foregut,heptoanecteas and hindgut;The sequence of lipase activities from highest to lowest in the digestive organs was:heptoanecteas,hindgut,foregut and midgut;With the rise of Cu2 + concentration,the three digestive enzymes activities in four digestive organs all rised firstly and then went down;Protease and amylase activities in four digestive organs were all enhanced by Cu2 + of 0.28 and 0.56 mg/L,but these digestive enzymes activities were all inhibited by Cu2 + of 0.84 mg/L;Lipase activities in four digestive organs were all enhanced by Cu2 + of 0.28,0.56 and 0.84 mg/L;Protease activities in intestine were sensitive to the change of Cu2 + concentration,so it has the potential to be a bio-indicator for copper pollution in water environment.

Key concepts: Hindgut, Foregut, Midgut, Hepatopancreas, Digestive enzyme, Biology, Amylase, Lipase

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