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Stressful husbandry conditions are likely to a¡ect
growth and amino acid metabolism in ¢sh. In this
study, chronic ammonia exposure was used to test
the e¡ects of a stressor on growth and amino acid
metabolism of Senegalese sole juveniles. The ¢sh
were exposed for 52 days to 11.6 mg L 1 [low-TAN
(L-TAN)] or 23.2 mg L 1 [high-TAN (H-TAN)] of total
ammonia nitrogen (TAN), or to 0 mg L 1 (Control).
Growth in L-TAN groups was slightly but signi¢-
cantly di¡erent from the Control groups [relative
growth rate (RGR50.35 0.13 and 0.52
0.23% day 1respectively)]. In H-TAN groups, growth
was severely a¡ected (RGR50.01 0.13% day 1
).
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Solea senegalensis Ammonia exposure Free amino acids Growth Stress response
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Pinto, W.; Aragão, C.; Soares, F.; Dinis, M.T.; Conceição, L.E.C.Growth, stress response and free amino acid levels in Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis Kaup 1858) chronically exposed to exogenous ammonia, Aquaculture research, 1198-1204, 38, 2007