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The human digestive system Rate of digestion Digestion — breaking the large into the small Digestion of food — this animated video details how food is processed as it moves through the digestive system. Activity ideas Try one of more of these activities with your students.
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The results of the current experiment show similar overall trends in enzyme activity for both types of proteases, but the activities of lipase and alkaline phosphatase were higher in cod larvae fed HLRE in this experiment than cod larvae in the Perez-Casanova study.
The overall patterns of digestive enzyme activity in the two experiments are similar, but differences in enrichments elicited distinct biochemical responses. Additionally, Perez-Casanova compared the contribution of rotifer digestive enzymes to that of the whole body homogenates of Atlantic cod larvae.
Rotifer enzymes contributed As such, the amount of digestive enzymes in the rotifer live food was minimal and did not significantly impact the results of the enzyme assays.
Enzyme activity levels obtained from the trypsin and pepsin assays are not specific for these enzymes, as they detect trypsin-like alkaline proteases and pepsin-like acid proteases.
Furthermore, the assays were performed on whole body homogenates, which further complicates interpretation as interference may result from proteases and protease inhibitors in tissues other than from the digestive system.
One would not expect to see pepsin activity in early larval development since the larvae do not have a functional stomach until metamorphosis. The resultant activity of pepsin-like enzymes in this experiment is most likely the result of other acidic proteases like aspartic proteases in the pepsin family of digestive enzymes.
The activities of general lipases and alkaline phosphatases in the HLRE treatment were higher than in the study by Perez-Casanova for larvae beyond dd. There are two possible explanations for this result: i the increase in activity is the result of a decrease in feeding activity as the larvae approach metamorphosis, initiating an increase in the need to hydrolyze stored lipids for energy Martinez et al.
Data from the behavioural portion of this experiment do not support the first option, but instead support the theory that increases in enzyme activity are in fact the result of the influence of food. Since alkaline phosphatase has been generally accepted as a marker of intensity of nutritional absorption in the intestine of larvae teleosts Segner et al.
We thank the Aquaculture Research Development Facility ARDF staff for their valuable help with live-food production and larval rearing. This work was funded by AquaNet — Canada's Network of Centres of Excellence for aquaculture research.
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Abstract Atlantic cod Gadus morhua show great potential for aquaculture, but much is unknown about their digestive capacity and efficiency. Condition factor and length-specific growth rate were calculated as per Jobling :.
Table 1 Lipid class and fatty acid composition of unenriched rotifers as a baseline , LLRE low lipid rotifer enrichment , and HLRE high lipid rotifer enrichment diets.
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