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Information × Registration Number 0211U002127, 0109U003768 , R & D reports Title The evaluation of stress response in freshwater bivalves and pulmonates in the Ukraine and Republic of Belarus popup.stage_title Head Stoliar Oksana, Registration Date 20-01-2011 Organization Volodymyr Gnatyuk Ternopil State Pedagogical University popup.description2 The influence of living conditions in natural water bodies depending on the season, ionizing radiation, high temperature and toxic chemicals (copper, zinc, cadmium ions and thiocarbamate pesticide) on bivalve mollusk Anodonta cygnea and pulmonary mollusk Lymnaea stagnalis from populations on the territory of Ukraine and the Republic of Belarus in three seasons and model the effects of radiation, high temperature and chemical factors. It has been proved the particularity of population is a critical factor in ensuring the adaptive-compensatory responses of antistress systems to the impact of unfavorable factors, whereas the response of specific markers of toxicity adequately distinguished the effects of physical and chemical factors. Changes in antioxidant system status were grounded in oppression of its activity in the digestive gland of pulmonary mollusk and activation, especially in the gills of swan mollusks from contaminated waters. In mollusks from the contaminated areas the signs of cytotoxicity and activation of anaerobiosis, as well as from clean waters - reducing activity of glutathione were shown. Under effects of chemical factors an increase of metallotioneines content in gills tissue, activation of microsomal monooxygenase, cholinesterase, increased estrogenic activity were noted. Product Description popup.authors Гнатишина Леся Любомирівна Столяр Оксана Борисівна Фальфушинська Галина Іванівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Stoliar Oksana. The evaluation of stress response in freshwater bivalves and pulmonates in the Ukraine and Republic of Belarus. (popup.stage: ). Volodymyr Gnatyuk Ternopil State Pedagogical University. № 0211U002127
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