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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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