Variations of ion-transport enzyme activities during early development of the shrimps <Emphasis Type="Italic">Fenneropenaeus chinensis</Emphasis> and <Emphasis Type="Italic">Marsupenaeus japonicus</Emphasis> |
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| Authors: | Luqing Pan Li Li Linjuan Zhang |
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| Institution: | The Key Laboratory of MaricuIture, Ministry of Education, Ocean University of China, Qingdao 266003, P R. China |
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| Abstract: | The ion-transport enzyme activities were studied in the nauplii 1–2, zoea 1–3, mysis 1–3, and postlarva 1–7 of the shrimps
Marsupenaeus japonicus and Fenneropenaeus chinensis. The results showed that total ATPase, Na+-K+-ATPase, and V-ATPase (V-type H+-ATPase) activities increased during the early development for both the species, from zero in nauplii to stable levels after
zoea stage. The enzyme activities of the latter species were significantly higher than those of the former species after zoea
stage (F>F
0.05). The contributions of Na+-K+-ATPase, V-ATPase and HCO3
−-ATPase to the total ATPase activity of the two species varied in different developmental stages and accounted for 40%–70%,
22%–46% and 2%–13% in M. japonicus from zoea to postlarva stage, whilst the shares of them were 42%–69%, 28%–44% and 2.5%–22%, respectively in F.chinensis. These findings suggest the possible culture of the two species with varying water quality, especially the salinity and pH. |
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| Keywords: | Fenneropenaeus chinensis Marsupenaeusjaponicus ion-transport enzyme activities nauplii zoea mysis postlarva development |
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