The selectivity of gillnets for Oreochromis niloticus in Amerti reservoir (9°63′ N, 37°23′ E) was determined from gillnets with four mesh sizes (60, 80, 100 and 120 mm). Four selectivity models (a nor...The selectivity of gillnets for Oreochromis niloticus in Amerti reservoir (9°63′ N, 37°23′ E) was determined from gillnets with four mesh sizes (60, 80, 100 and 120 mm). Four selectivity models (a normal model assuming fixed spread, a normal model assuming that spread is proportional to mesh size, a lognormal model and a gamma model) were fitted to the data by using the share each length's catch total (SELECT) method. A total of 657 specimens of Oreochromis niloticus were caught (12.0-35.5 cm total length, TD. The sizes at first sexual maturity were 21.5 cm TL and 18.9 cm TL, respectively, for male and female Oreochromis niloticus. The lognormal selectivity curve provided the best fit to the data according to model deviance estimates with optimum selectivity of 16.66, 22.26, 27.78 and 33.38 cm TL for the 60, 80, 100 and 120 mm mesh sizes, respectively.展开更多
Prophenol oxidase isoform A1 was isolated from Drosophila melanogaster (The sequence has been deposited in GenBank data base under accession number AB557586) PHOX-S strain, and its characteristics and activation mec...Prophenol oxidase isoform A1 was isolated from Drosophila melanogaster (The sequence has been deposited in GenBank data base under accession number AB557586) PHOX-S strain, and its characteristics and activation mechanism were determined. The NH2-terminal region of PHOX-S A1 was determined to be comprised of 15 amino acids with the following sequence MTNMKMKMKAMMR. Comparison of an alignment in the known prophenol oxidase protein sequences from Drosophila melanogaster strains showed high homology in the copper-binding sequences at the Cu (A) site of the active center. Limited proteolysis takes place between Arg-50 and Val-51. Therefore, it is concluded that prophenol oxidase PHOX-S protein was evolved at the upstream, but no evolved at the central site in Drosophila melanogaster.展开更多
Ordovician black shales are widely distributed in the Tarim Basin and its peripheral regions,and some of them may serve as potential hydrocarbon source rocks.The present study of the Ordovician graptolite fauna from t...Ordovician black shales are widely distributed in the Tarim Basin and its peripheral regions,and some of them may serve as potential hydrocarbon source rocks.The present study of the Ordovician graptolite fauna from these shales,together with the yielded conodonts and chitinozoans etc.,permits a refined correlation of the rocks.Based mainly on a new collecting of the graptolites and a study of the faunas in Kalpin and Kuruktag regions,and the successful identification of the new graptolite material from a few drill cores within the basin,we are able to update our knowledge of the Ordovician in the regions,and draw some conclusions:(1) The most widespread distribution of the black shales in the Tarim Basin and its peripheral regions,which correspond to the Nemagraptus gracilis Zone,may be related to a global sea-level rise during this time interval.(2) Black shales of Ordovician occur most frequently and extensively in the Kuruktag(also spelled as Quruq Tagh) region in east-ern Tianshan Mountains,spanning Tremadocian to mid-Katian(D.spiniferus Zone) temporally and extending southeastwards into Manjiaer Depression.The black shales of the D.spiniferus Zone may even extend into the central Tarim Basin.(3) Three different bio-and litho-facies belts(Bachu:carbonate platform and reef belt;Kalpin-Aksu:marginal platform and upper slope belt;Wushi:slope belt) are recognized in the northwestern Tarim Basin.(4) The internationally well-correlated Saergan black shale,which has been considered to possess high potential for hydrocarbon source rock,may possess a restricted distribution in the Kalpin and Aksu areas.展开更多
文摘The selectivity of gillnets for Oreochromis niloticus in Amerti reservoir (9°63′ N, 37°23′ E) was determined from gillnets with four mesh sizes (60, 80, 100 and 120 mm). Four selectivity models (a normal model assuming fixed spread, a normal model assuming that spread is proportional to mesh size, a lognormal model and a gamma model) were fitted to the data by using the share each length's catch total (SELECT) method. A total of 657 specimens of Oreochromis niloticus were caught (12.0-35.5 cm total length, TD. The sizes at first sexual maturity were 21.5 cm TL and 18.9 cm TL, respectively, for male and female Oreochromis niloticus. The lognormal selectivity curve provided the best fit to the data according to model deviance estimates with optimum selectivity of 16.66, 22.26, 27.78 and 33.38 cm TL for the 60, 80, 100 and 120 mm mesh sizes, respectively.
文摘Prophenol oxidase isoform A1 was isolated from Drosophila melanogaster (The sequence has been deposited in GenBank data base under accession number AB557586) PHOX-S strain, and its characteristics and activation mechanism were determined. The NH2-terminal region of PHOX-S A1 was determined to be comprised of 15 amino acids with the following sequence MTNMKMKMKAMMR. Comparison of an alignment in the known prophenol oxidase protein sequences from Drosophila melanogaster strains showed high homology in the copper-binding sequences at the Cu (A) site of the active center. Limited proteolysis takes place between Arg-50 and Val-51. Therefore, it is concluded that prophenol oxidase PHOX-S protein was evolved at the upstream, but no evolved at the central site in Drosophila melanogaster.
基金supported by Chinese Academy of Sci-ences (Grant Nos. KZCX2-EW-111 and KZCX2-YW-Q05-01)China Geological Survey (Grant No.1212011120116)
文摘Ordovician black shales are widely distributed in the Tarim Basin and its peripheral regions,and some of them may serve as potential hydrocarbon source rocks.The present study of the Ordovician graptolite fauna from these shales,together with the yielded conodonts and chitinozoans etc.,permits a refined correlation of the rocks.Based mainly on a new collecting of the graptolites and a study of the faunas in Kalpin and Kuruktag regions,and the successful identification of the new graptolite material from a few drill cores within the basin,we are able to update our knowledge of the Ordovician in the regions,and draw some conclusions:(1) The most widespread distribution of the black shales in the Tarim Basin and its peripheral regions,which correspond to the Nemagraptus gracilis Zone,may be related to a global sea-level rise during this time interval.(2) Black shales of Ordovician occur most frequently and extensively in the Kuruktag(also spelled as Quruq Tagh) region in east-ern Tianshan Mountains,spanning Tremadocian to mid-Katian(D.spiniferus Zone) temporally and extending southeastwards into Manjiaer Depression.The black shales of the D.spiniferus Zone may even extend into the central Tarim Basin.(3) Three different bio-and litho-facies belts(Bachu:carbonate platform and reef belt;Kalpin-Aksu:marginal platform and upper slope belt;Wushi:slope belt) are recognized in the northwestern Tarim Basin.(4) The internationally well-correlated Saergan black shale,which has been considered to possess high potential for hydrocarbon source rock,may possess a restricted distribution in the Kalpin and Aksu areas.