Dietary oils influence ovary and carcass composition and embryonic development of zebrafish
作者： F.G. Araújo , D.V. Costa , M.R.F. Machado , R.R. Paulino , D. Okamura
DOI: 10.1111/ANU.12432
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摘要: To evaluate the effect of different dietary lipids on zebrafish reproduction, we examined parameters including ovary and carcass composition, oestradiol (E2) levels, eclosion rate embryonic development. In our study, were subjected to a 5-month feeding trial whereby olive (OLV), linseed (LIN), fish (FIS) or corn (CRN) oil used compose four isonitrogenous isoenergetic diets. A positive correlation was found between EPA whole-body E2 concentration (P = 0.005). The developmental dynamics affected by embryos from CRN treatment females; which had higher percentage ARA in (1.48 ± 0.44%) (P = 0.015), developed faster at 8–9 h postfertilization (hpf) than ones originated females receiving other diets (P = 0.0069). This not sustained during later observation periods, suggesting may act as modulator only initial phases. There no clear lipid source protein content (P = 0.304) rates 72 hpf (P = 0.0623). Dietary fatty acids play an important role reproductive outcome; however, additional studies are necessary elucidate mechanisms HUFA affect
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