摘要
已有研究表明外源给予一定量的5-羟色胺(5-HT)可以调控甲壳动物的发育.本实验将同期变态的Ⅰ期仔蟹(仔Ⅰ)单只浸泡于浓度分别为1,3和5μg/mL的5-HT中,浸泡时间分别为1,2和4d,每组20个平行,每个平行1只,待变态成Ⅱ期仔蟹(仔Ⅱ)后观察各组的存活率、变态时间、规格(壳长、壳宽和湿重),并测体内5-HT含量.结果显示:不同浓度的5-HT组间,仔Ⅱ的存活率,规格及体内5-HT含量,各个实验组与对照组间并没有显著差异,且和浸泡时间没有依赖性关系.但是与对照组相比,同一浸泡天数,不同浸泡浓度间,其变态时间有显著差异(P<0.05),且变态时间有随剂量升高而缩短的趋势,如:5μg/mL(浸泡4d)实验组的变态时间(5.41±1.00)d比对照组的(6.74±1.82)d明显缩短约2d.而同一浸泡浓度,不同浸泡天数间并没有显著差异.结果表明:水体中适量的5-HT可能会促进河蟹仔蟹的生长,但最佳作用浓度的选择以及对河蟹的影响是否有阶段性,还需要进一步的深入研究.
Studies have proved that exogenous serotonin(5-HT) can control crustaceans development,so the effect of 5-HT on juvenile crab,Eriocheir sinensis,was investigated in the paper.Juvenile crabsⅠ(single),which the newly synchronously metamorphosis from Megalopa,were exposed to fresh water including 1,3 or 5μg/mL 5-HT,for a period of 1,2,4 d,20 parallels of each,and only one in each parallel.After metamorphosis into Juvenile crabsⅡ,the survival rate,metamorphosis time,shell length,shell width and wet weight were observed and 5-HT levels of Juvenile crabsⅡ were measured.The results showed that: different concentrations of 5-HT experimental groups,in the stage of Juvenile crabsⅡ,there was no significant difference in the survival rate,the size,and 5-HT levels in vivo,meanwhile,no dependence relationship with soaking time.However,compared with the control,soaking in 5-HT of different concentrations for the same days,there was a significant difference in the metamorphosis time(P0.05),and abnormal time shortened with the increase of soaking doses,for instance,5μg/mL(immersion for 4d) experimental group,its metamorphosis time(5.41±1.00d) shortened about 2d,compared with the control(6.74±1.82d).In brief,our results showed that 5-HT in water may promote the growth of juvenile crabs,but the selection of optimal concentration,and at which stage in the role of crab largely,which needs further study.
出处
《复旦学报(自然科学版)》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2011年第5期640-644,652,共6页
Journal of Fudan University:Natural Science
基金
国家自然科学资金(30700609)
上海市重点学科建设项目(No.Y1101)
上海高校创新团队(第二期)项目(水产动物营养饲料与养殖环境)资助项目
关键词
5-羟色胺
仔蟹
变态
生长
5-HT
juvenile crab
metamorphosis
growth