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Demembranation of fish sperm: Design and verification this procedure for the different species of freshwaterfish and demonstration usage of this technique by study the effect of heavy metals to sperm axoneme
BLAŽKOVÁ, Jaroslava
The object of this study is to design demembranation method on four freshwater species and its application on study of the influence of HgCl2 on the axoneme and motity sperm motility parameters. Demembranation was designed and examined for all investigated species common carp (Cyprinus carpio), sterlet (Acipenser ruthenus), perch (Perca fluviatilis) and african catfish (Clarias gariepinus). One-step and two-step method was designed and tested for common carp. One-step method was designed for sterlet and perch. Two-step method of demembranation was designed for african catfish. Demembranation was designed and examined for all species under examination. Sperm motility was evidently increased above normal physiological value. Other sperm motility parameters (velocity, percent of motile cells) slightly decreased. HgCl2 in concentration 0,01 mM to the demembranation medium didn't show effect on flagellar microtubule aparat and then to the motility parameters, except sterlet; demembranated sterlet sperm was inhibited at all used concentration of HgCl2. Concentration 0,1 mM had inhibition effect on carp and africant catfish spermatozoa. Concentration 1 mM HgCl2 inhibited sperm of all tested species.
The Demembranation as a Tool to Study a Movement and Physiology of Activation of Fish Spermatozoa
BLAŽKOVÁ, Jaroslava
The aim of the thesis was the summarization of information about the demembranation method as a means of study of the physiology of activation and motility of fish spermatozoa. A simple demonstration of the method is also presented. The demembranation of fish sperm is a method, in which cytoplasmic membrane (the phospholipid bilayer, which separate intercellular and extracellular environments) is destroyed. A mild non-ionic detergent, TrintonX-100, was used in the study. Common carp (Cyprinus carpio) as a representative member of Teleost fish and sterlet as a member of Chondrostean (elasmobranch) fish were studied in the thesis.

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