Alkaline Phosphotase as one of the tool for the detection of PAH pollution in estuarine clam Meretrix casta
Published: Jan 1, 2009
Abstract
It is the fat that Meretrix casta is the sturdy clams that live even in elevated level of alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity, caused by extreme population in water. null Mixture of pollutants released in to the water that affect the aquatic life, could be determined by the tissue (liver, mantle & gill) sample. null ALP activity can help predict the surviving water quality. null The activity of ALP is likely to reflect the metabolic state of...
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Alkaline Phosphotase as one of the tool for the detection of PAH pollution in estuarine clam Meretrix casta
Published Date
Jan 1, 2009
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