Blood plasma protein of carp under the influence of sulfanilamide
Journal Title: Біологія тварин - Year 2017, Vol 19, Issue 2
Abstract
The protein spectrum of the blood plasma of carp doublets according to the data of PAGE is characterized by the presence of 17 fractions of proteins located in the zones of prealbumins, albumins, transferrins, ceruloplasmins, haptoglobins, fibrinogens, glycoproteins and lipoproteins. The molecular weight of the proteins of the detected fractions ranges from 25 to 450 kD and more, and their number in the plasma of the fish and the fractional composition depended on the content of sulfonamide in the aquarium water. When the concentration of sulfonamides in water was 0.015 mg/dm3, the total content and fractional composition of the plasma proteins of fish compared to the control did not change, except for proteins with a molecular weight 260 kDa, whose level decreased by 28 %. The increase in the concentration of sulfanilamide in the aquarium water to 0.15 mg/dm3 influenced the fractional composition of carp blood plasma proteins to a greater extent, as evidenced by the appearance on the forogram of four new protein bands with a molecular mass of more than 140 kDa (zone F), about 100 kDa (zone H and J) and less than 50 kDa (zone P), as well as the absence of proteins in the L zones (more than 60 kDa), O (50 kDa) and Q (35 kDa). In addition, an increase in 76 % of the protein content with a molecular weight of 60 kDa and a decrease in the level of proteins with a molecular weight 260 kD or less (C and D fractions), respectively, by 35 % and 48 % in the blood plasma of fish with a sulfanilamide concentration 0.15 mg/dm3 in water compared to the control was registered. In fish with a concentration of sulfonamide 0.30 mg/dm3 in the aquarium water the effect of the mentioned xenobiotic on the fractional composition of blood plasma proteins was manifested in a decrease of the level of proteins of fractions C and D (260 kDa and less), G (140 kDa) and an increase in the protein content of the M fraction (60 kDa), in parallel with the appearance of a number of new fractions (F, H, J and P), which may be a consequence of a change in the electrophoretic mobility of proteins. Sulfonamid added to the aquarium water at a concentration of 0.015, 0.15 and 0.30 mg/dm3 had no effect on the total protein content in fish blood plasma.
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I. M. Kurbatova
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