determination of lead, mercury and cadmium concentrations in different organs of barbus grypus and liza abu of karoon river in 2011
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Abstract
Accumulation of heavy metals in fish body causes the destruction of soft tissues and suppression of immune system. Moreover, consumption of contaminated fish causes several consequences in humans. This survey was conducted to determine the concentration of lead, mercury and cadmium in muscle tissue, gill as well as liver of Barbus grypus and Liza abu. These two species are native fishes of Karoon River in Ahvaz area. A total number of 80 sample was obtained during the winter of 2010. After preparation and chemical digestion of fish samples, the amounts of heavy metals were determined by spectrophotometer method. According to the results, the overall lead concentration in different organs of the two species was more than mercury and cadmium concentrations. Furthermore, the accumulation of heavy elements in gills was estimated higher than the other organs. Although a significant difference (P
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| Authors | ;A ghorbani ranjbary;N ghorbani ranjbary;Z ghorbani ranjbary;M.H Marhamatizadeh;P Cheraghi |
| Journal | nursing inquiry |
| Year | 2013 |
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