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Autori principali: Bakhmet, Igor, Nikolaev, Kirill E, Smurov, Alexei O, Levakin, Ivan, Ekimov, Dmitry
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Pubblicazione: Diseases of aquatic organisms 2024
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Accesso online:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39387474/
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author Bakhmet, Igor
Nikolaev, Kirill E
Smurov, Alexei O
Levakin, Ivan
Ekimov, Dmitry
author_facet Bakhmet, Igor
Nikolaev, Kirill E
Smurov, Alexei O
Levakin, Ivan
Ekimov, Dmitry
Bakhmet, Igor
Nikolaev, Kirill E
Smurov, Alexei O
Levakin, Ivan
Ekimov, Dmitry
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Effect of trematode infection on cardiac activity of marine gastropod Littorina littorea in situ and under laboratory conditions. Bakhmet, Igor Nikolaev, Kirill E Smurov, Alexei O Levakin, Ivan Ekimov, Dmitry Animals Trematoda Gastropoda Host-Parasite Interactions Heart Heart Rate Physiological mechanisms underlying relationships between the trematode parthenitae and their molluscan hosts are poorly understood. In this study, we estimated the cardiac function of gastropods Littorina littorea L. infected with Himasthla elongata and Cryptocotyle lingua under laboratory conditions and in situ. The heart rate (HR) of the infected periwinkles was significantly lower than in the uninfected ones. HR of uninfected periwinkles in the natural environment followed a clear tidal pattern, with high values at high tide and low values at low tide. However, HR in most of the infected molluscs did not follow this rhythm. The decrease in HR was more pronounced in the periwinkles infected with C. lingua than with H. elongata. Thus, infection with C. lingua had a greater effect on the physiology and metabolic rate of periwinkles than infection with H. elongata.
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spellingShingle Effect of trematode infection on cardiac activity of marine gastropod Littorina littorea in situ and under laboratory conditions.
Bakhmet, Igor
Nikolaev, Kirill E
Smurov, Alexei O
Levakin, Ivan
Ekimov, Dmitry
Animals
Trematoda
Gastropoda
Host-Parasite Interactions
Heart
Heart Rate
Effect of trematode infection on cardiac activity of marine gastropod Littorina littorea in situ and under laboratory conditions. Bakhmet, Igor Nikolaev, Kirill E Smurov, Alexei O Levakin, Ivan Ekimov, Dmitry Animals Trematoda Gastropoda Host-Parasite Interactions Heart Heart Rate Physiological mechanisms underlying relationships between the trematode parthenitae and their molluscan hosts are poorly understood. In this study, we estimated the cardiac function of gastropods Littorina littorea L. infected with Himasthla elongata and Cryptocotyle lingua under laboratory conditions and in situ. The heart rate (HR) of the infected periwinkles was significantly lower than in the uninfected ones. HR of uninfected periwinkles in the natural environment followed a clear tidal pattern, with high values at high tide and low values at low tide. However, HR in most of the infected molluscs did not follow this rhythm. The decrease in HR was more pronounced in the periwinkles infected with C. lingua than with H. elongata. Thus, infection with C. lingua had a greater effect on the physiology and metabolic rate of periwinkles than infection with H. elongata.
title Effect of trematode infection on cardiac activity of marine gastropod Littorina littorea in situ and under laboratory conditions.
topic Animals
Trematoda
Gastropoda
Host-Parasite Interactions
Heart
Heart Rate
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39387474/