Differences between white and red muscle fibers diameter in three salmon fish species

Autor:	Enver Karahmet, Almir Toroman, Adela Vileš, Nadžida Mlaćo, Amela Katica
Rok vydání:	2014
Předmět:	Lineus biology Applied Mathematics General Mathematics Skeletal muscle Aquatic animal Anatomy biology.organism_classification Brown trout Trout Animal science medicine.anatomical_structure medicine Rainbow trout Salmo Salvelinus
Zdroj:	Biotehnologija u stocarstvu. 30:349-356
ISSN:	2217-7140 1450-9156
DOI:	10.2298/bah1402349k
Popis:	Because of skeletal muscle is the main contributor to body weight in most fish, it is probable that the species of the fish is limited by the growth of this tissue. Several aspects of both somatic size and skeletal muscle growth was investigated in this research work included a total of 20 brown trout (Salmo truta m. fario Lineus), 20 brook trout (Salvelinus alpinus) and 20 rainbow trout (Oncorynchus mykkis Walbaum), the average weight of 200 grams. Gathered data showed that rainbow trout has a faster increasing white muscles then other two fish species at same body weight. Main peak of diameter white muscles was 31-40 ?m (30.55%) and 41-50 ?m (22.15%) for rainbow trout. In mean time in the other two fish groups (brown trout and brook trout) was 21-30 ?m (40.1% or 39.27%) and 31-40 ?m (39.27% or 33.85%) of measured cross sectional areas. Distribution measured cross sectional areas of red muscles laniary goes down from the 71 ?m.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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