1967
DOI: 10.2307/1539838
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LOSS OF ZN65FROM THE CALIFORNIA SEA-MUSSEL MYTILUS CALIFORNIANUS

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“…Depuration patterns for whole mussels (soft parts and shell) of the trace elements were characterized by 1 to 3 compartments, consistent with many previous observations in marine bivalves (Young & Folsom 1967, Dahlgaard 1981, Bjerregaard et al 1985. The first compartment was probably dominated by egestion of unassimilated materials and rapid desorption of surface bound rnatenal.…”
Section: Trace Element Effluxsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Depuration patterns for whole mussels (soft parts and shell) of the trace elements were characterized by 1 to 3 compartments, consistent with many previous observations in marine bivalves (Young & Folsom 1967, Dahlgaard 1981, Bjerregaard et al 1985. The first compartment was probably dominated by egestion of unassimilated materials and rapid desorption of surface bound rnatenal.…”
Section: Trace Element Effluxsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Its radioisotope, the neutron-induced radionuclide 65 Zn, is also released into the sea in significant quantities. Many radiological studies have therefore been carried out both on the uptake of 65 Zn by Mytilus (Boroughs, Chipman & Rice, 1957;Brooks & Rumsby, 1965;Chipman, Rice & Price, 1958;Kameda, Shimizu & Hiyama, 1968;Keckes, Ozretic & Krajnovic, 1969;Pentreath, 1973;Van Weers, 1973) and its loss from contaminated animals (Foulquier & Baudhuin, 1976;Keckes, Ozretic & Krajnovic, 1968;Seymour & Nelson, 1973'•> Van Weers, 1973Young & Folsom, 1967). Other studies have been oriented towards the use of Mytilus as an indicator organism by comparison of water and animal zinc concentrations at different collection sites (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is widespread in the marine environment and has been detected in various organisms by many investigators (Robertson, 1968;Folsom, et al, 1963;McCauley, 1971;Nagata and Folsom, 1954;Osterberg, et al, 1964;Perkins, et al, 1960;Watson, et al, 1961;Wolfe, 1970;Young and Folsom, 1967 Zn by diatoms and Chelex-100 chelating resin occurred at different rates, and that equilibration between the zinc and the 65 Zn was slow relative to biological uptake (see Figure 3). The obvious explana-65 tion is that the zinc and Zn were present in the seawater culture medium in Zn from the crabs.…”
Section: Zinc -^^Znmentioning
confidence: 96%