Indian Journal of Animal Research

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Indian Journal of Animal Research, volume 49 issue 1 (february 2015) : 55-58

Studies on copper, silver and zinc concentrations in muscle and liver of Barbus plebejus, Cyprinus carpio and Leuciscus cephalus from Kilickaya Reservoir in Turkey

S. Dirican*, S. Cilek, H. Ciftci, M. Biyikoglu, S. Karaçinar, A. Yokus
1Cumhuriyet University, Susehri Vocational Training School, Department of Fisheries, Susehri-58600 Sivas, Turkey.
Cite article:- Dirican* S., Cilek S., Ciftci H., Biyikoglu M., Karaçinar S., Yokus A. (2024). Studies on copper, silver and zinc concentrations in muscle and liver of Barbus plebejus, Cyprinus carpio and Leuciscus cephalus from Kilickaya Reservoir in Turkey. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 49(1): 55-58. doi: 10.5958/0976-0555.2015.00012.6.

ABSTRACT

Concentrations of Ag, Cu and Zn were studied in muscle and liver of Barbus plebejus, Cyprinus carpio and Leuciscus cephalus from Kilickaya Reservoir. The heavy metal analysis of samples were carried out by using a flame atomic absorption spectrophotometer. The mean heavy metal concentrations of Ag, Cu and Zn were obtained as 1.47±3.44, 1.65±3.31 and 2.89±4.52 µg/g in muscle and 1.78±4.19, 2.07±3.28 and 10.58±3.88 µg/g respectively in liver for Barbus plebejus, the corresponding figures were 9.67±1.36, 3.53±4.56 and 11.64±21.79 µg/g in muscle and 10.06±1.14, 5.10±4.94 and 55.28±40.77 µg/g in liver for Cyprinus carpio and 8.54±1.55, 1.58±2.93 and 3.16±4.52 µg/g in muscle and 8.15±3.14, 3.35±5.13 and 13.73±11.82 µg/g in liver for Leuciscus cephalus. Zinc concentrations differed significantly between the two tissues (p

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