Insight
into Metabolism
from
Fish Living in the Edge –
a
tribute to Peter Hochachka
SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS
Don MacKinlay
International
Congress on the Biology of Fish
Tropical Hotel Resort,
Copyright © 2004
Physiology Section,
American Fisheries Society
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International Standard Book
Number(ISBN) 1-894337-51-4
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Metabolic adjustments
induced by environmental factors in fishes of the Amazon
Vera Maria Fonseca de Almeida-Val ....................................................................
Isoform-switching
as a mechanism of “biochemical adaptation”.
Patricia Schulte.........................................................................................................
Role of Background
Potassium Channels in Ammonia Toxicity
Tsui, T.K.N., Li, G.R. and Randall, D.J...................................................................
Ion Channel Arrest in
the Anoxic Goldfish
Brain
The extreme
anoxia tolerance of the crucian carp
Göran E. Nilsson........................................................................................................
Metabolic
acclimation to hypoxia in Fundulus heteroclitus.
Jeff G. Richards...........................................................................................................
Dowker, Andrew A, Semple, J., Bonen, A.,
Schulte, T. And Wang, Y.X.............
Hypoxia and
hypoxia tolerance on coral reefs
Göran E. Nilsson & Sara Östlund-Nilsson...........................................................
Metabolic
response of two air-breathing fishes (Amazon catfishes) after exposure to
graded hypoxia
Nívia Pires Lopes.......................................................................................................
Carbohydrate
preferential metabolism in hypoxia tolerant cichlids
Adriana Regina Chippari-Gomes...........................................................................
Oxygen-regulated
energetics and gene expression in trout
hepatocytes
Eeva Rissanen, Hanna Numminen and Mikko
Nikinmaa..................................
A new sight on an
old problem: a one more step to underscore mechanism(s) of metabolic depression
Emelyanova L.V., Savina M.V., Belyaeva E.A.......................................................
Glycerol
production by rainbow smelt provides freeze resistance to allow winter foraging
W. R. Driedzic..............................................................................................................
Protein metabolism
in skeletal muscle of tilápia (Oreochromis niloticus).
Walter Dias Jr ............................................................................................................
Metabolic State In
Liver Cells Of Lamprey (Lampetra Fluviatilis L.) Over Prolonged Starvation
Margarita Savina......................................................................................................
Peter Hochachka
and the innovation of comparative biochemistry and physiology studies in Brazil
Arno Rudi Schwantes, Maria Luíza Barcellos
Schwantes, Vera Maria Fonseca de Almeida-Val
One-step
purification of cadmium-induced metallothionein in the Amazon fish Colossoma
macropomum
Rubens T. Honda, Adalberto Luis Val and
Marilene Demasi............................
Jay A. Nelson..............................................................................................................
Composition and diary
variation of fish assemblages in a lagoon, Pantanal, Brazil.
Domingos de Jesus Rodrigues.................................................................................