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FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY
Volume 36, Issue 3, Pages 387-390Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10695-009-9305-y
Keywords
Muscle lactate; Recovery; Temperature; Sea bass; Exercise
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- European Commission [QLRT-2000-01233]
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Muscle lactate metabolic recovery in sea bass juveniles was studied in respect to the water temperature. The fish used in this study were cultured with the semi-extensive mesocosm method, and the water temperatures were 15 and 20A degrees C. Fish were led to exhaustion by exercising in a swimming channel, and the muscle lactate levels were measured seven times before and after exercise. The results showed that muscle lactate concentration rises during exercise until it reaches a maximum (exhaustion point), and then it keeps falling during the recovery time. Also, fish exercised at 20A degrees C exhibited higher lactate values at the exhaustion point and faster decomposition rates during recovery.
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