Impact of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on some biochemical responses in the sole fish, Solea solea inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Elwasify, Ahmed Y. H.; Ghanem, Mohamed; El-Bamby, Mahmoud; Ali, Foaad A. F.

doi:10.21608/ejabf.2021.137091

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“…Results concur with that of Mohamed (2019) and Elwasify et al (2021) who found that Cu, Fe and Zn concentrations increased in fish liver. Remarkably, the higher accumulation in liver may be due to its detoxification function and may influence its physiological responses and histological structure (Ferguson, 1989;Ghanem, 2019;Elwasify et al, 2021).…”

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“…The drainage water discharged into the lake is highly concentrated with solids, nutrients, pesticides, heavy metals and organic matters. It resembles about 450 million cubic meters of agricultural drainage water and domestic waste water that decreases annually to attain balance by evaporation (Mohamed, 2009;Ghanem, 2011;Mohamed, 2019;Elwasify et al, 2021). Fig.…”

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“…Fish living in polluted waters tend to accumulate different pollutants in their body. This accumulation related to species and concentration of the chemicals, the pollution degree of the environment, time of exposure, pathway of metal uptake, environmental conditions, fish age and its feeding habits and the function of metabolite organs (Ghanem, 2006;Ghanem et al, 2015;Elwasify et al, 2021).…”

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Effect of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on histological features in the cichlid fish, Tilapia zillii inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Elwasify¹

2021

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Lake Qarun constitutes one of the very important sectors in the Egyptian fisheries. It is a closed elongated marine lake with irregular shape (Figure 1). Lake Qarun contains different species of fish and is considered one of the most important wintering and nesting sites for many species of the migratory birds. It is approximately 55000 feddans (22000 hectares) or approximately 107 square kilometers (

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Effect of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on histological features in the cichlid fish, Tilapia zillii inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Elwasify¹

2021

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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“…The findings were compared to contemporary climate change forecasts in order to assess their impact on future recruitment levels. Elwasify et al (2021) found that the biochemical composition of S. solea varied from season to season. S. solea is an important fish species.…”

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Effect of Variation in Aquatic Environment Type on Biochemical Composition and Protein Quality in Some Fishes

Nasef

2021

Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences, B. Zoology

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Fish is an extremely important factor in human food and health, and fish varies in its environment from one species to another. Therefore, the aim of this study was to find out whether this environmental difference had an effect on the difference in the biochemical (food) component of these fish? ; This was done by selecting two types of fish that differ from each other in their aquatic environment in terms of the nature of the water and depth (Oreochromis niloticus from the freshwater -the Nile River, and the Solea solea from the marine water beds -Suez Gulf) and the approximate composition and components were analyzed seasonally biochemical in the muscle tissue of these two species, the amount of crude protein, fat, carbohydrate, calorific value, moisture and ash were measured. The results showed that despite the apparent difference in the values of the quantitative biochemical analysis, the statistical analysis reported that there were no significant differences between the two environmentally different species in the values of protein, fat and water content, where P values <0.05; While carbohydrates, calorific value and ash values recorded clear significant differences between the two species with environmental differences where P values >0.05, which means that the difference may be qualitative rather than quantitative, and this was confirmed by the qualitative analysis through the application of protein electrophoresis technology as an example, which showed a clear qualitative discrepancy between the two types under study.

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“…These metals are toxic to human and aquatic organisms [Rubalingeswari et al, 2021]. The high accumulation of heavy metals in fish inhibits the growth rate by hampering the activity of metabolic enzymes [Elwasify et al, 2021]. According to Edogbo et al, [2020], the consumption of fish contaminated by Cd has the potential to pose a risk to human health [Edogbo et al, 2020].…”

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Heavy Metals in the Water, Sediment, and Fish Harvested from the Krueng Sabee River Aceh Province, Indonesia

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J. Ecol. Eng.

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The pollution of rivers from human activities such as housing, markets, workshops, transportation, land cultivation, and industry has become an issue. The increasing contribution of heavy metals to pollution in rivers has a direct effect on the metal bioaccumulation in fish. Therefore, this study aimed to examine the concentrations of Cd, Cu, and Pb in the waters, sediment, and fish harvested from the Krueng Sabee River, Aceh Province, Indonesia. Furthermore, the water, sediment, and fish samples were collected from six locations representing the upstream and downstream regions of the river. Cd, Cu, and Pb were analyzed using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry (AAS). The results showed that Cd, Cu, and Pb were not detected in the water, while the concentration of Cd in the sediments ranges between 0.0544 to 0.2683 mg kg -1 , Cu ranges between 4.4149 to 14.8160 mg kg -1 , and Pb ranges between 0.9186-15.4954 mg kg -1 . Therefore, Cd, Cu, and Pb in the water and sediment were below the quality standard, but these heavy metals in the fish sample met the threshold limit. The highest Cd concentration was reported in Tor soro (5.5591 mg kg -1 ), and the highest concentration of Cu was reported in Mugil cephalus (6.7021 mg kg -1 ), while the higher Pb concentration was reported in Cyclocheilichthys Apogon (0.0279 mg kg -1 ).

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Impact of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on some biochemical responses in the sole fish, Solea solea inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Abstract: Impact of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on some biochemical responses in the sole fish, Solea solea inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Effect of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on histological features in the cichlid fish, Tilapia zillii inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Effect of bioaccumulation and biosedimentation of some heavy metals on histological features in the cichlid fish, Tilapia zillii inhabiting Lake Qarun, Egypt.

Effect of Variation in Aquatic Environment Type on Biochemical Composition and Protein Quality in Some Fishes

Heavy Metals in the Water, Sediment, and Fish Harvested from the Krueng Sabee River Aceh Province, Indonesia

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