Kahverengi Alabalık Yavrularında Kroma Akut Maruz Kaldıktan Sonra Solungaç ve Karaciğer Dokularında Histolojik Değişiklikler ve Karbonik Anhidraz Aktivitesi Yanıtları

A ğır metaller toprak, hava, deniz ve tatlı sularda önemli kirleticilerdir. Balık dokularında toksik etkilere neden olurlar. Bu çalışma, kroma Cr3+ maruz kalmış kahverengi yavru alabalık karaciğer ve solungaç dokularında karbonik anhidraz CA enzim aktivitesindeki değişiklikleri ve histolojik etkileri belirlemek amacıyla yapıldı. Balık 24, 48 ve 96 saat için 1 mg/L ve 2 mg/L derişimlerde kroma maruz bırakıldı. CA iki derişimde, 48 ve 96 saat’ta önemli bir şekilde inhibe olduğu bulundu p

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Karbonik anhidraz, histopatoloji, karaciğer, solungaçlar, krom

Carbonic Anhydrase Activity Responses and Histopathological Changes in Gill and Liver Tissues after Acute Exposure to Chromium in Brown Trout Juveniles

Heavy metals are major pollutants in ground, air, marine and fresh water and they cause toxic effects in fish tissues. This study was conducted to determine histopathological effects and changes in carbonic anhy- drase CA enzyme activity in liver and gill tissues of brown trout juveniles exposed to chromium Cr3+ . Fish were exposed to chromium concentrations 1 mg/L and 2 mg/L for 24, 48 and 96h. It was found that CA was significantly inhibited at 48 and 96h of two concentrations p

Keywords:

Carbonic anhydrase, histopathology, Liver, gills, chromium,

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