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Biochemical, Heavy Metal and Fatty Acid Profiling Studies on Some Selected Deep-sea Fishes Along the Continental Slope (200 to 1200 m Depth) of Indian Exclusive Economic Zone

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PHYTO PLANKTON BIO-DIVERSITY IN TIGER SHRIMP (Penaeus monodon) CULTURED POND UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS AT BHEEMILI, VISAKHAPATNAM

PROXIMATE COMPOSITION AND HEAVY METAL ACCUMULATION IN SOME SELECTED DEEP SEA FISHES ALONG THE CONTINENTAL SLOPE (200M TO 1200M DEPTH) OF INDIAN EEZ (EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE)

Studies on Proximate Composition of Two Marine Bill Fishes (Xiphias GLADIUS LINNAEUS, 1758 AND MAKAIRA INDICA CUVIER, 1832) OFF VISAKHAPATNAM FISHING HARBOUR, EAST COAST OF INDIA

Length-weight Relationship of Eubleekeria Jonesi (James, 1971) (Family Leiognathidae) From Visakhapatnam Fishing Harbor, East Coast of India

An attempt was made to study the prothrombin polymorphism using simple PCR and followed by Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism. 10ml EDTA Blood sample from 10 healthy volunteers of age group 20 to 35, DNA was isolated using salting out method. The isolated DNA was subjected to Single Polymerase Chain Reaction. Then the resultant amplicons were subjected to Restriction Fragment Analysis using Hindlll enzyme. From the analysis, it was observed that the samples analyzed were homozygote wild type.

PCR analysis of prothrombin polymorphism in selected patients

Proximate composition and heavy metal accumulation in the muscle of deep sea crustaceans viz., Acanthephyra armata, Heterocarpus gibbosus, Plesionika spinipes and Puerulus sewelli were analyzed. Crustacean samples were collected from Lat. 11.026o – 11.405oN; Long. 74.508o – 75.212oE and Lat. 17.103o – 19.983oN; Long. 83.042o- 87.428oE at the depth of 200 – 1200 m off west coast and east coast of India. Moisture content was higher in H. gibbosus (81.84±0.11%) off west coast and P. spinipes (81.05±0.36%) off east coast, highest protein content (20.34±0.48%) was observed in P. sewelli from west coast followed by H. gibbosus (17.42±1.10%) off east coast. Fat content of the samples varied from 2.3- 3.8%; with the highest in A. armata collected from west coast, whereas ash was higher in A. armata (2.21±0.14%) off east coast. Analysis of heavy metal content indicated higher levels of zinc in samples off west coast while iron and cobalt content was significantly higher in east coast samples. L

Seasonal variation of proximate composition of tuna fishes from Visakhapatnam fishing harbor, East coast of India

The concentrations of heavy metals viz., Cu, Zn, Fe, Pb and Cd were detected in the edible part of selected fresh water fishes i.e., Labeo rohita, Channa striata and Mastacembelus armatus collected from the Tammileru reservoir, West Godavari District. Analyses were carried out in penta replicates using F-AAS, since March 2016 to February 2018. Irrespective of species, the magnification order of metal accumulation was Fe>Zn>Cu>Pb>Cd, Zn>Cu>Fe>Cd>Pb and Cu>Zn>Fe>Pb>Cd in the species of Labeo rohita, Channa striata and Mastacembelus armatus. Significance (p<0.05) was observed within the species but not between the species. This study revealed that the range of the metal accumulation of three fresh water fish species of Tammileru reservoir.

Spatial variation of heavy metal accumulation in coastal sea water, east coast of Andhra Pradesh, India

A Study on Spatial and Seasonal Variation of Proximate Composition in Polynemus Tetradactylus Along the Three Coastal Regions of Andhra Pradesh

Monitoring of Heavy Metal (Copper, Zinc, Iron, Lead and Cadmium) Accumulation in Fresh Water Fish Species of Tammileru Reservoir West Godavari District

A Study on Seasonal Variation of Proximate Composition of Triple Tail, Lobotes Surinamensis (Bloch, 1790) From Visakhapatnam Fishing Harbor, East Coast of India

A Study on Proximate Composition of Selected Three Fresh Water Fishes (Labeo Rohita, Channa Striata and Mastacembelus Armatus) of Tammileru Reservoir, West Godavari District

Assessment of Bacteriological Quality in Selected Commercially Important Shrimps of Visakhapatnam, East Coast of India

Identification of Fish Species Using DNA Barcode From Visakhapatnam, East Coast of India