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  Journal of Fish BiologyVolume 69 Issue 6, Pages 1885 - 1891 Published Online: 8 Dec 2006 Journal compilation © 2010 The Fisheries Society of the British Isles The official journal of the Fisheries Society of the British Isles
Abstract | References | Full Text: HTML, PDF (Size: 108K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  The effects of chronic developmental hypoxia on swimming performance in zebrafish Copyright 2006 The Authors Journal compilation KEYWORDS development • exercise • hypoxia • plasticity • zebrafish ABSTRACTRelative to normoxia-reared fish, hypoxia-reared zebrafish Danio rerio achieved 24·9 and 21·4% slower maximal swim velocities in both normoxic and hypoxic waters, respectively. Hypoxia-reared fish also produced 26·1 and 63·9% less lactate during resting conditions across both normoxic and hypoxic waters, respectively. During exercise, this trend continued as hypoxia-reared fish produced 68·2 and 55·1% less lactate across both normoxic and hypoxic waters, respectively. This reduction in performance, rather than representing a purely pathological (maladaptive) response to hypoxia, appears to represent a fundamental shift in the metabolic response to hypoxia. (Received 1 September 2005, Accepted 18 July 2006) | 
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