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Korean Journal of Environmental Health Society
2000 Volume.26 No. 3 p.25 ~ p.31
Experimental Study on the Accumulation of Cadmium and Other Metals in the Fish Bodies ( Oryzias latipes )
Park Sang-Hwan

Cho Young-Chae
Song In-Soon
Abstract
In order to assess the accumulation levels of cadmium and other metals(Zn, Cu, Ca and Fe) in fish bodies, an experimental study was performed by raising fry of "Oryzias latipes" in the water containing cadmium 0.03 ppm, cadmium 0.03 ppm + zinc 0.03 ppm and in the tap water(control group) were made. In the results the concentration of Cd in fish bodies were increased with advancing exposure time in Cd 0.03 ppm treated group and Cd 0.03 ppm + Zn 0.03 ppm treated group, but there was no significantly different between both groups with Cd concentrations in each week. The concentration of Zn in fish bodies was no changed with advancing exposure time in control group and Cd 0.03 ppm treated group, but it was increased in Cd 0.03 ppm + Zn 0.03 ppm treated group. And the Zn concentration of Cd 0.03 ppm + Zn 0.03 ppm treated group were significantly different from control and Cd 0.03 ppm treated group. The concentration of Cu, Ca and Fe in fish bodies were increased with advancing exposure time, and control group was higher than any other groups. Simple correlation analysis showed that the positive correlation between Cd and Zn, Cu and Ca, Fe, Ca and Fe, but Cd was negative correlation with Cu, Ca and Fe. In conclusion, we investigated a tendency that the concentration of Cd and Zn in fish bodies tended to increase with the lapse of time, but Cu was unchanged and those of Ca and Fe were decreased in administrating the trace dose of Cd and Zn in water.
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