Effects of copper sulfate and Romet®-30 on gill mucous cells from channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus
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https://doi.org/10.29059/cvpa.v1i1.6Keywords:
cooper sulfate, histochemical, Ictalurus punctatus, mucous cellsAbstract
With the aim to study the effects of treatment with copper sulfate and Romet®-30 on the composition and number of gill mucous cells (neutral, acidic and totals), healthy channel catfish fingerlings (Ictalurus punctatus) were exposed for eleven weeks to intermittent prophylactic doses of copper sulfate (in baths) or Romet®-30 (in feed). Each week, samples of the second gill arch were processed for histology and stained with PAS-AB2 (periodic acid Schiff and alcian blue, pH of 2.5). The study results showed a significant increase in mucous acidic cells of fish exposed to copper, which suggest the reaction to copper sulfate.
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