R.D. Chaudhari’s scientific contributions

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Alterations in the protein contents in the reproductive organs of the snail, Cerastus moussonianus due to monocrotophos intoxication
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January 1998

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R.D. Chaudhari

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A.B. Kulakarni

An attempt has been made to study the changes induced by the sublethal concentration (1/5th of LC50) of monocrotophos in the total protein content in various reproductive organs of the terrestrial snail, Cerastus moussonianus. After exposing the snails, for 7 and 14 days to monocrotophos, the variations in the total protein content of Ovotestis, Albumen and Prostate glands were studied in three different seasons viz., pre-reproductive, reproductive and post-reproductive. The total protein content of the ovotestis was found to be decreased in all the three seasons after exposure to 7 and 14 days. The per cent depletion in 7 days exposed snails was found tobe -8.09%, -9.94% and -7.07% while that of 14 days was -12.57%, -19.30% and -11.58% in pre-reproductive, reproductive and post-reproductive periods respectively. There was an overall decrease in the total proteins level of the albumen gland during different reproductive periods in the snails exposed for 7 and 14 days being -5.06%, -11.16% and -13.86% in 7 days exposure and -16.20%, -17.24% and -22.12% in 14 days while that of prostate gland was -12.17%, -10.50% and -16.85% and -24.80%, -17.96% and -13.81% in 7 and 14 days in pre-reproductive, reproductive and post-reproductive periods respectively.

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... Also, Mule and Lomate [12] observed decrease in protein concentration in mantle, foot and whole body due to mercury toxicity in gastropod, Thiara tuberculata. In gastropods, protein content was decreased due to the herbicide toxicity [13]. During this type of stress condition the protein synthesis and interconversion of amino acids, glucose and fatty acids to liberate energy get affected [14]. ...

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Acute Toxicity of Synthetic Pyrethroid Cypermethrin on Protein Content in Estuarine Clam, Marcia Opima (Gmelin, 1791)
Alterations in the protein contents in the reproductive organs of the snail, Cerastus moussonianus due to monocrotophos intoxication
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  • January 1998