The effects of meal size on postprandial metabolic response and post-exercise metabolic recovery process in juvenile black carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus)

IF 0.9 4区生物学 Q3 MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY

Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology Pub Date : 2018-03-04 DOI:10.1080/10236244.2018.1497427

Xiu-Ming Li, S. Fu, Xiao-Jin Li, Hua Zheng, Jianglan Peng, Wei Wei, Xu Pang, Yao-guang Zhang

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The effects of meal size on the postprandial metabolic response and of digestion on the post-exercise metabolic recovery process were investigated in juvenile black carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus) . Experimental fish were forcedly fed with compound feed (meal sizes: 0.5%, 1% and 2% body weight). Then, the postprandial oxygen consumption rate and excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) of the experimental fish were measured. Both the duration and the peak of oxygen consumption rate (PMR) increased with increasing meal size. The peak post-exercise metabolic rate of digesting fish were significantly higher, whereas EPOC magnitude and its duration were significantly smaller or (shorter) than those in the fasting fish. It is suggested that (1) this fish fulfills the increased energy demand during the digestive process by increasing PMR and by prolonging SDA duration with increasing meal size and (2) digesting fish might decrease their anaerobic exhaustive activity but increase the post-exercise recovery capacity.

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饵料大小对青鱼幼鱼餐后代谢反应和运动后代谢恢复过程的影响

摘要以青鱼幼鱼(mylophyngodon piceus)为试验对象，研究了饵料大小对其餐后代谢反应和消化对运动后代谢恢复过程的影响。实验鱼被强制饲喂配合饲料(饲料粒度:0.5%、1%和2%体重)。然后测量实验鱼的餐后耗氧量和运动后过量耗氧量(EPOC)。持续时间和耗氧量峰值均随饲料大小的增加而增加。消化鱼的运动后代谢率峰值显著高于禁食鱼，而EPOC幅度和持续时间显著小于或(短)于禁食鱼。这表明:(1)随着饲料量的增加，该鱼通过增加PMR和延长SDA时间来满足消化过程中增加的能量需求;(2)消化鱼可能会降低其厌氧耗尽活性，但会增加运动后的恢复能力。

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Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology 生物-海洋与淡水生物学

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