噁喹酸和氟甲喹在鳗鱼体内的药代动力学研究

研究了单次血管注射喹酸(Oxolinicacid)和氟甲喹(Flumequine)后,在鳗鱼(Muraenesoxcinereus)体内的代谢规律及残留情况。采用高效液相色谱-质谱联用(HPLC-MS)法进行喹酸和氟甲喹的检测,检测低限(LOD)1ng/ml;定量限(LOQ)5ng/ml。喹酸和氟甲喹的代谢过程均可以用一级代谢二室模型来描述,喹酸的分布半衰期:0·18h,消除半衰期:14·84h,总体清除率0·07L/kg·h;氟甲喹的分布半衰期:0·19h,消除半衰期:9·38h,总体清除率0·07L/kg·h。两种药物在鳗鱼体内都有很强的“首过效应”,易在胆汁中积累;给药72h后,喹酸和氟甲喹在可食用组织肌肉中的残留量分别为36·1ng/g和21·8ng/g,低于目前国外要求的最高残留量50ng/g和75ng/g。     

噁喹酸在欧洲鳗鲡体内的药代动力学及残留研究

在(25±1)℃水温条件下,分别采用口灌和浸浴的给药方式,以20 mg/kg的单剂量混饲口灌及5 mg/L的剂量浸浴18 h给予噁喹酸后,用高效液相色谱法测定血浆和肌肉中的药物浓度,研究了不同给药方式下噁喹酸在欧洲鳗鲡(Anguilla anguilla)体内的药代动力学特征.结果表明:欧洲鳗鲡口灌给药后,其血浆和肌肉...     

Time after seawater transfer influences immune cell abundance and responses to SAV3 infection in Atlantic salmon

Pancreas disease (PD) caused by salmonid alphavirus (SAV) severely affects salmonid aquaculture during the seawater phase. To characterize immune cells in target tissues for SAV infection, heart, pancreas and pyloric caeca were analysed from two groups of fish adapted to seawater for 2 and 9 weeks. The sections were scored for the relative abundance of cells expressing MHC class II, IgM, CD3, CD8 or neutrophil/granulocyte markers using immuno‐histochemical techniques. In general, necrosis of tissue was more severe in fish infected at 2 weeks post‐seawater transfer (wpt) compared with those infected at 9 wpt. At 9 wpt, there were higher numbers of MHC II⁺ cells in heart, pancreas and pyloric caeca, IgM⁺ cells in heart and pancreas, and CD3⁺ cells in pancreas compared to those infected at 2 wpt. The majority of the immune cells infiltrating PD‐affected tissues were MHC II⁺ and CD3⁺ cells suggesting that antigen‐presenting cells and T lymphocytes are the main types of immune cells responding to SAV infection. All the investigated cell types were also observed in pyloric caeca of infected fish, suggesting that this tissue may play a role in the immune response to SAV.     

Feeding and growth of exercised and unexercised juvenile Atlantic salmon in freshwater,and performance after transfer to seawater

Juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), selected from the upper modal group, were first held for 122 days (from December to May) in freshwater, and then for 49 days in seawater (34% salinity). In freshwater, the fish were exposed to either standing water or water currents corresponding to a swimming speed of 1 Bl s^–1. Natural light conditions prevailed throughout the whole experiment.In the freshwater phase, food intake, growth rate and condition factor of the fish increased with increasing daylength. Condition factors, however, decreased slightly during the last month of the freshwater period, suggesting that the fish underwent parr-smolt transformation. The growth rate and food intake of the fish subjected to standing water were approximately 15% lower than those of fish exposed to water currents.Transient suppression of appetite and growth, and an increase in plasma concentration of Cl^–, were seen after exposure of the fish to seawater. Within 28 days, all these parameters had been restored to pre-transfer levels. Previous exercise did not appear to have influenced the hypoosmoregulatory capacity of the fish. Growth rate and food intake observed during the seawater phase were similar, irrespective of the treatment experienced by the fish during freshwater rearing.     

Comparative hydrolysis and photolysis of four antibacterial agents (oxytetracycline oxolinic acid, flumequine and florfenicol) in deionised water, freshwater and seawater under abiotic conditions

A large fraction of antibacterial agents administered to farmed fish is released into the environment, either in leaching from uneaten medicated pelleted feed, or through urinary, branchial and faecal excretions. Processes such as hydrolysis and photolysis might be important for the elimination of antibacterial agents from water. The aim of the present study was to compare hydrolysis and photolysis of oxytetracycline (OTC), oxolinic acid (OXA), flumequine (FLU) and florfenicol (FLO) in three types of water (deionised water, freshwater and seawater) under abiotic conditions. For each antibacterial agent, a 7-day factorial experiment was designed in order to study the effect of light, pH and dissolved oxygen on hydrolysis and photolysis in deionised water. Furthermore, 14-day kinetics experiments were performed for each antibacterial agent and each type of water. FLO was not degraded by hydrolysis or photolysis phenomena. Hydrolysis phenomena only concerned OTC and were responsible for about 20% of its degradation following a 14-day exposure at a temperature of + 8 °C. Photolysis was responsible for about 70% of the OTC degradation in freshwater and seawater and 10% of the OXA and FLU degradation in seawater following the same exposure. Water pH played a role in OTC hydrolysis and photolysis. There was no close connection between OTC hydrolysis and photolysis and OTC binding to cations and organic matter, but it would be suggested that there was a connection between absence of OXA and FLU photolysis and OXA and FLU binding to organic matter.     

Dietary fatty acid composition influences swimming performance in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in seawater

Swimming performance was measured in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar, L.) fed one of four isonitrogenous and isoenergetic experimental diets, in which the supplemental lipid (25% of diet) originated either solely from menhaden oil (rich in highly unsaturated fatty acids of the n-3 series; n-3 HUFA), or from different proportions of this oil and canola oil (rich in 18-carbon unsaturated fatty acids).The results indicate that dietary fatty acid composition influenced swimming performance in Atlantic salmon through changes in maximum swimming speed (U_crit). Salmon fed a diet in which menhaden oil furnished all of the supplemental lipid had a significantly lower U_crit than those fed a diet in which the supplemental lipid was an equal blend of menhaden and canola oil. Furthermore, there was a highly significant linear relationship between dietary and/or muscle levels of particular fatty acids or groups of fatty acids and U_crit.There was a negative relationship between dietary n-3 HUFA content and U_crit, but there was no relationship between U_crit and muscle n-3 HUFA content nor between U_crit and the levels of the eicosanoids thromboxane A₂ and prostacyclin, or of their ratio, in the heart and gills of fatigued salmon. These results indicate that the differences in exercise performance were not a result of differences in n-3 HUFA metabolism amongst the dietary groups.Indeed, although there was a highly significant positive relationship between U_crit and total n-6/n-3 fatty acid ratio of muscle lipids, this was largely due to the associated positive relationship between U_crit and content of the most common n-6 fatty acid in muscle lipids, linoleic acid. There was also a significant positive relationship between content in muscle lipids of the most prominent fatty acid in canola oil, oleic acid, and U_crit. It is suggested that metabolism of these 18-carbon unsaturated fatty acids accounts for the effects of the diets on exercise performance.     

Effect of route of administration and carrier on bioavailability and kinetics of astaxanthin in Atlantic salmon Salmo salar L.

This study examined astaxanthin bioavailability and kinetics in adult Atlantic salmon Salmo salar L., following two different routes of astaxanthin administration (oral vs. intraperitoneal (i.p.) injection) using two different carriers of the pigment (gelatin vs. sesame oil). The dorsal aorta of adult Atlantic salmon (mean initial weight 950 g) was cannulated. The fish received a single dose of astaxanthin (572 μg kg^?1) in sesame oil or (514 μg kg^?1) in gelatin via the oral or i.p. route. Plasma was sampled regularly up to 72 h post oral administration and up to 510 h post i.p. injection. The astaxanthin concentration–time curves from plasma were best fit to a one‐compartment pharmacokinetic model for each of the four treatments. The gelatin carrier resulted in higher availability of astaxanthin compared to the sesame oil carrier. The bioavailability for astaxanthin in sesame oil was only 38.7% of that in gelatin by i.p. injection, and only 53.5% of that in gelatin by oral administration. Higher availability of astaxanthin was observed when i.p. injection was used compared to oral administration. The bioavailability for astaxanthin administered orally was only 12% of that by i.p. injection in sesame oil, and only 8.7% of that by i.p. injection in gelatin.     

Retention of furunculosis vaccine components in Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., following different routes of vaccine administration

The retention of vaccine components was studied in Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., following different routes of vaccination against Aeromonas salmonicida. Frozen tissue was collected from the spleen, head kidney, hind gut and liver of fish that had been vaccinated by intraperitoneal injection (monovalent and trivalent vaccines), immersion and oral administration 2,6,8 and 16 weeks previously. The trivalent injection group showed the highest levels of specific antibodies and was the only group to show protection following challenge with virulent A. salmonicida. Following intraperitoneal injection, there was an initial widespread distribution of Aeromonas lipo-polysaccharide, but by 16 weeks lipopolysaccharide was predominantly found in macrophage populations in the spleen, head kidney and abdominal granulomas. Only small amounts of lipopolysaccharide were retained in the head kidney of the immersion group and no lipopolysaccharide was retained in the oral group. Small and inconsistent amounts of A-layer protein were present in the meianomacrophages of the head kidney of all groups. The relative prominence of A-layer protein in the spleen of the trivalent injection group 8 weeks after vaccination was linked to the high levels of specific antibodies, and possible immune-complex trapping and the enhancement of immunological memory.     

Pharmacokinetics of oxolinic acid and oxytetracycline in kuruma shrimp, Penaeus japonicus

The pharmacokinetics of oxolinic acid and oxytetracycline were examined in kuruma shrimp (Penaeus japonicus) after intra-sinus (10 and 25 mg/kg, respectively) and oral (50 mg/kg) administration. The shrimp were kept in tanks with recirculated artificial seawater at a salinity of 22–23 ppt. The water temperature was maintained at 25±0.6 °C. The hemolymph concentrations of both drugs after intra-sinus dosing were best described by a two-compartment open model. The distribution and elimination half-lives (t_1/2 and t_1/2β) were found to be 0.59 and 33.2 h for oxolinic acid and 0.45 and 24.7 h for oxytetracycline, respectively. The apparent volume of distribution at a steady state (V_ss) and total body clearance (CL_b) were estimated to be 1309 ml/kg and 28.8 ml/kg/h for oxolinic acid and 748 ml/kg and 22.7 ml/kg/h, respectively. The hemolymph concentration–time curves after oral administration did not fit by the nonlinear least squares method using one- and two-compartment model with first-order absorption in either of the drugs. The peak hemolymph concentration (C_max), the time to peak hemolymph concentration (t_max) and the elimination half-life were found to be 17.8 μg/ml, 7 h and 34.3 h for oxolinic acid and 24.3 μg/ml, 10 h and 33.6 h for oxytetracycline, respectively. The bioavailability (F) after oral administration was 32.9% for oxolinic acid and 43.2% for oxytetracycline. The hemolymph protein binding in vivo was determined to be 36.7±8.5% for oxolinic acid and 22.9±4.8% for oxytetracycline.     

Pharmacokinetics of oxolinic acid in gilthead sea bream, Sparus aurata L.

This is the first study on the pharmacokinetic parameters of oxolinic acid (OA) in gilthead sea bream, Sparus aurata L. The kinetic profile of OA was studied after a single intravascular injection (20 mg kg⁻¹) in 100 g fish at 20 °C. The distribution half-life ( t _1/2α) and the elimination half-life ( t _1/2β) of the drug were found to be short (0.51 and 12.60 h, respectively). The drug penetration from the plasma to the tissues was adequate as the apparent volume of distribution of the drug at steady-state ( V _d(ss)) was found to be 2.11 L kg⁻¹. The mean residence time ( MRT ) of OA was short (14.25 h) and the total clearance rate ( Cl _T) of the drug was low (0.15 L kg⁻¹ h⁻¹). The bioavailability ( F %) of OA following oral administration (30 mg kg⁻¹) was also low (14%). Maximum values were observed for muscle at 0.5 h after injection, with levels declining as with subsequent sampling. At the first two time points (0.5 and 1 h) plasma levels of OA were higher than muscle, however, the reverse was evident for subsequent samples. Following oral administration, highest muscle levels were found at 16 h and, with the exception of the 24-h sampling, muscle OA concentrations were higher than plasma at all time points. The fast elimination of OA suggests short withdrawal times with reference to human consumption of treated fish.     

Bioavailability of oxytetracycline from medicated feed administered to Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) in seawater

Bioavailability of oxytetracycline HCl was investigated in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) in seawater at 7–8 °C. A group of 80 fish received an intravascular injection of 20 mg kg⁻¹ body weight. Another group of about 90 fish were force-fed with medicated feed containing a dose of 50 mg kg⁻¹ body weight. The oral bioavailability was found to be only 2%.     

Photoperiod in recirculation aquaculture systems and timing of seawater transfer affect seawater growth performance of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)

Production of Atlantic salmon smolts in recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS) is growing, and novel production protocols using continuous light in RAS are being implemented in the industry. In the present study, Atlantic Salmon parr were exposed to either a traditional protocol (short-day winter signal [12:12 L:D] for 6 weeks) or to continuous light. Both photoperiods were applied in freshwater (FW) and brackish water RAS. Salmon from all treatments were transferred to seawater pens at 200 and 600 g and grown until slaughter size. A control group was smoltified with a 6-week short-day winter signal and kept in FW until sea transfer at 100 g. Continuous light gave a higher growth rate in RAS but reduced feed intake and growth and increased feed conversion ratio during the first 8 weeks in seawater. However, at slaughter, fish exposed to continuous light was bigger than fish given a winter signal because of the higher growth rate in RAS. Slaughter weight was lowest in fish transferred to sea at 600 g, despite having the highest day-degree sum during their life span. The best performing group was the control group transferred at 100 g. All treatments handled transfer to seawater and survival and maturation were not affected by the treatments in RAS. The immune status was examined with a multigene expression assay on BioMark HD platform from parr stage to 5–7 months after seawater transfer. Overall, there was no significant effect of photoperiod or salinity on the expression of the selected immune genes. In sum, the results from this study indicate that using continuous light in RAS may have negative effects on performance shortly after transfer in fish transferred to sea at 200 g, whereas at 600 g, all treatments had reduced growth after transfer irrespective of treatment in RAS.     

磺胺甲基异噁唑在大菱鲆体内的代谢动力学研究

采用高效液相色谱法测定血浆、肌肉和肝脏中的磺胺甲基异噁唑含量,通过3P97药动学软件对磺胺甲基异噁唑在大菱鲆体内的药代动力学规律进行了分析研究。研究结果表明,在（11±1）℃水温条件下,单次口灌100mg／kg磺胺甲基异噁唑（SMZ）,SMZ在大菱鲆肌肉、肝脏和血浆中的代谢过程均符合一级吸收一室模型。大菱鲆肌肉、肝脏和血浆中药物浓度分别在给药后11．89、10．53和4.87h达到最大值,Cmax分别为21．52、5．35和44．07mg／kg,给药后5、6d和72h含量低于最大残留限量（0．1mg／kg）,18、24和10d后SMZ未检出（〈0．01mg／kg）。     

Adult triploid Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) have higher dietary histidine requirements to prevent cataract development in seawater

The study investigated cataract preventive effects of dietary histidine (His) supplementation in triploid Atlantic salmon during seawater grow‐out. Groups of individually PIT tagged diploid (2N) and triploid (3N) postsmolts were fed one of two supplemented dietary histidine levels; low (L, 12.6 g kg^?1 diet) or high (H, 17.4 g kg^?1 diet) from March to September following their first sea winter. Low severity cataracts were detected in both ploidy prior to supplemented His diet application. Thereafter, 3N‐L showed progression of cataract development in the second spring‐summer period, while development was inhibited in 3N‐H. Severity of cataract showed a strong family effect. A positive correlation between initial triploid seawater growth (weight and TGC) under increasing water temperature and cataract severity was identified as a major risk factor. The relationship was reversed at harvest, where triploids were on average 7.5% smaller than their diploid siblings. Lens N‐acetyl‐histidine content reflected dietary His inclusion level and cataract severity, although no significant differences in lens His content were evident between ploidy or dietary groups. Results indicate that triploid Atlantic salmon appear to have a higher dietary histidine requirement than diploids and that preventative measures can be taken to mitigate further cataract development.     

Appetite,metabolism and growth regulation in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) exposed to hypoxia at elevated seawater temperature

High temperature combined with low dissolved oxygen (DO) is one of the most challenging environmental conditions farmed fish experience; thus, understanding their impact on growth regulation is of relevance to cultured and wild populations. This study examines appetite‐ and growth‐regulating mechanisms in Atlantic salmon postsmolt exposed to either high (HO) or low oxygen (LO) at a suboptimally high temperature (17°C). Additionally, the effects of high (HE) and low (LE) dietary energy (DE) were examined. After a month of treatment, analyses of hormones, regulating appetite (ghrelin) and growth (growth hormone receptor ghr1 and insulin‐like growth factor IGF‐1), and free amino acids (FAA) were measured pre‐ and postprandially at ?4, ?2, 0, 2, 4 and 6 h. No preprandial ghrelin peaks were detected despite a significant reduction in feed intake and growth under hypoxia compared to normoxia. LO treatment also had an overall negative effect on survival compared to HO, while nutrient retention efficiency, FCR and plasma FAA concentrations were unaffected (P > 0.05). Feeding HE diet resulted in increased growth (+17%) and improved FCR (?14%) and energy retention efficiency (+26%) independent of DO. Plasma FAA concentrations were unaffected by LO treatment and DE (P > 0.05). Growth regulatory gene expressions possibly reflect an overall lower growth at a high temperature overriding the impacts of DO and DE. This study also indicates that optimal adaptation time to environmental conditions and feeding regime is crucial for establishing a regular hormonal appetite signalling that reflects real feeding anticipation in salmon.     

Run timing and migration routes of returning Atlantic salmon in the Northern Baltic Sea: implications for fisheries management

Abstract  Return migration of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., was studied in the Gulf of Bothnia, northern Baltic Sea, by a mark-recapture experiment and catch records from commercial trap-nets. Coastal salmon fishing is regulated by delayed opening of the fishery in consecutive regions based on the assumption that the wild fish migrate before reared ones and the migration is unidirectional and continuous from south to north. Neural network modelling suggested that the migration does not progress linearly from one regulation region to another, but shows variation between origin and sea age among and within regions. Further evidence of the non-linear migration included a noticeable part of salmon on their way to two major estuaries first visiting the northern-most Bothnian Bay before turning back south. Salmon returning to the different homing sites in the north showed no differences in run timing in the southern Gulf whereas the same individual fish showed differences in catch accumulation further north. Run timing estimates indicated only a slight tendency towards earlier migration for wild salmon compared with reared fish.     

Tissue vitamin E concentrations during smoltification and seawater transfer in farmed Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L.

Plasma and liver vitamin E concentrations in a population of farmed Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., fed commercial diets were measured by high-performance liquid chromatography. In healthy fish fed diets containing 160-210 mg kg^?1all-racα-tocopheryl acetate, vitamin E accumulated in the liver and plasma. Over a 20-month period, beginning 4 months prior to seawater transfer, mean vitamin E concentrations ranged from 51 to 754 μg g^?1 wet tissue in liver and from 7 to 68 μg mL^?1 in plasma. In liver, a sharp increase in vitamin E concentrations was recorded between 6 and 10 weeks after transfer. In plasma a similar increase occurred between 4 and 5 months post transfer. Total lipid and polyunsaturated fatty acid concentrations were also measured in these tissues. Liver total lipid concentrations fell during the period of smoltification, but there was no relationship between vitamin E and either total lipid or total polyunsaturated fatty acid concentrations in liver or plasma.