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Effect of sea water pollution of the Boka Kotorska Bay [Adriatic sea, Montenegro] of [i.e. on] the embryonic development of spotted sea urchin Sphaerechinus granularis | Uticaj zagađenja morske vode u Bokokotorskom zalivu [Jadransko more, Crna Gora] na embrionalno razviće pjegavog morskog ježa
2011
Milošević, I., Institute for Marine Biology, Kotor (Montenegro) | Shmukler, Y.B., N.K. Kozlov Institute of Developmental Biology, Moskow (Russian Federation) | Gojković, M., Institute for Marine Biology, Kotor (Montenegro) | Vlaisavljević, S., Faculty of Science, Novi Sad (Serbia) | Redžić, A., Institute for Marine Biology, Kotor (Montenegro) | Gačić, Z., Institute for Multidisciplinary Research, Belgrade (Serbia) | Milošević, N., Emergency Medical Service, Kotor (Montenegro) | Rakić, Lj., Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade (Serbia)
Sea urchin gametes, embryos and larvae can be used for quick, cheap and reliable screening and testing of pharmacologically active substances and pollutants. Effects of fecal pollution of Kotor Bay water and mercury in sediments and water of Risan Bay on embryonic development of spotted sea urchin (S. granularis), were examined. The results showed malformations, blockade of adhesion blastomeras and normal embryonic development. This distortion of development is about the suppression of the normal process of cortical granule exocytosis during activation reaction that starts fertilization, response Ring wave and increased level of free calcium ions in intimately membrane layer.
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2007
Milosevic, I.,Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Montenegro) | Buznikov, G.,N.K. Koltzov Institute of Development Biology, Moscow (Russian Federation) | Nikitina, L.,University of North Caroline, Chapel Hill, North Carolina (USA). School of Medicine, Dept. Cell and Developmental Biology | Lazarevic, L.,Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Montenegro) | Rogac, Lj.,Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Montenegro) | Gojkovic, M.,Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Montenegro) | Bezuglov, V.,M. M. Shemyakin and Yu. A. Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry, Moscow (Russian Federation) | Milosevic, N.,Medicinski fakultet, Beograd (Serbia) | Rakic, Lj.,Srpska akademija nauka i umetnosti, Beograd (Serbia)
Sea urchin gametes, embryos and larvae can be used for quick, cheap and reliable screening and testing of pharmacologically active substances and pollutants. The results obtained are in many cases applicable to mammals including humans.
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