
LITERATURE INTERPRETATION ON THE EFFECT OF XENOBIOTICS ON CERTAIN PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF FISH
Karimova Irodaxon Ibroximjonovna , Mirzo Ulugbek National University of Uzbekistan, Faculty of Biology and Ecology, Department of Human and Animal Physiology Kuchkarova Lyubov Salijanovna , Mirzo Ulugbek National University of Uzbekistan, Faculty of Biology and Ecology, Department of Human and Animal Physiology Toxirova Shaxnoza Akram qizi , Mirzo Ulugbek National University of Uzbekistan, Faculty of Biology and Ecology, Department of Human and Animal PhysiologyAbstract
As a result of the increased concentration of xenobiotics in water, it has a negative effect on the reproductive systems of fish. Since heavy metals accumulate in the body of fish, they can easily enter the human body and cause negative consequences. They cause disturbances in the endocrine system of adult female fish, and metal in the amount of 0.52 mg/l inhibits the growth of fish. In general, it has a negative effect on blood circulation, immune, respiratory and hematological systems. Excess copper accumulates mainly in the liver of fish. When examining the morphological and histological parameters of the fish liver (Cyprinus carpio), we can see that it caused liver discoloration and necrosis. High levels of copper block catalase enzymes in the liver, muscles, and wounds within 24 hours. Lead blocks the conduction of impulses in fish by reducing the activity of monoamine oxidase and acetylcholine esterase. Lead weakens the immune system and increases susceptibility to infections.
Keywords
Xenobiotic, fish, lead, copper, physiology, digestion, small intestine, liver, pancreas.
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