Low-damage shellfish blood drawing method
A blood and shellfish technology, applied in the field of low-loss shellfish blood extraction, can solve problems such as shellfish death, decreased experimental efficiency, and inability to sample parental individuals, and achieves the effect of improving experimental accuracy and avoiding individual differences.
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[0027] Example 1: from Figure 2-3 It can be seen that based on this method, we explored the relationship between the maximum blood volume at the thick adductor muscle of the green clam and the body weight, and the blood volume was determined according to the size of the clam. If the amount of blood drawn exceeds 30% of the maximum amount of blood drawn (at the thick adductor muscle), the subsequent growth and development of the shellfish will be seriously affected, and if it exceeds 50%, the shellfish will die.
[0028] This method solves the loss of experimental data caused by the death of parents during traditional breeding and breeding, and can draw blood from the parents to extract the required data when the parents are still alive, and will not affect the subsequent growth of the parents. Compared with the traditional lethal sampling method, low-injury shellfish blood extraction avoids major damage to experimental animals, and has important research significance and prac...
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