Effect of sugar mill effluent in sublethal Concentration on Liver Metabolism of Channa marulius (Ham.)

Authors

  • Mandip Kumar Roy Department of Zoology, T.P. Varma College Narkatiaganj, Bihar, India
  • Rashika Shah Research Associate, BRABU (Muzaffarpur)
  • Akriti Rani Research Associate, J.P. University Chhapra

Keywords:

Channa marulius, liver sugar mill effluent, Biochemical constituents, Narkatiaganj

Abstract

The disposal of industrial effluents in the aquatic environment is toxic to  fishes.  Channa marulius were reared in different sublethal Concentrations of the distillery effluent for thirty days. Various biochemical constituents of the liver of control and effluent-treated fishes were estimated. In the present observation, sugar mill effluent exposed fish   Channa marulius showed a significant decrease in protein, glycogen,  triglycerides,  RNA  , and   DNA    contests along with an increase in acid and alkaline phosphates enzyme of the liver  of  all sublethal Concentrations as compared to the control. The percentage of attraction in liver components was directly proportional to the concentration of effluents.

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Akriti Rani, Research Associate, J.P. University Chhapra

 

 

 

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2023-09-30

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Mandip Kumar Roy, Rashika Shah, & Akriti Rani. (2023). Effect of sugar mill effluent in sublethal Concentration on Liver Metabolism of Channa marulius (Ham.). International Journal of Life Sciences, 11(3), 243–247. Retrieved from https://ijlsci.in/ls/index.php/home/article/view/803

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Vol. 11 No. 3 (2023): International Journal of Life Sciences

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