The Pathomorphology Of Disorders Of Vitamins And Protein Metabolism In Fish

Kasimov S; Khushvakova X; Kodirova Sh.; Abdukhalilova G.

doi:10.37547/tajvswd/Volume03Issue06-03

Authors

Kasimov S
Assistant, Samarkand Institute Of Veterinary Medicine, Tashkent Branch, Uzbekistan
Khushvakova X
Assistant, Samarkand Institute Of Veterinary Medicine, Tashkent Branch, Uzbekistan
Kodirova Sh.
Assistant, Samarkand Institute Of Veterinary Medicine, Tashkent Branch, Uzbekistan
Abdukhalilova G.
Student, Samarkand Institute Of Veterinary Medicine, Tashkent Branch, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/tajvswd/Volume03Issue06-03

Keywords:

Fish Dysproteinemia Hypoproteinemia

Abstract

The main cause of protein metabolism disorders in fish is poor quality of the feed provided, account for the lack or total absence of vitamins. This pathology leads to decreased appetite, stunted growth and development in fish, decreased mobility, impaired metabolism of proteins and fats. Pathological examination of fish shows signs of excess fat, fatty liver, parenchymatous dystrophy, thickening of the stomach wall.