Osmoregulation

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Osmoregulation. During Shaking. Before. After. During Shaking. Before. After. Fish in Fresh Water. Consequences. 1. Water and salt movements screw up salt concentrations in fish blood -Nerves quit functioning: Na, K, Cl -Muscles quit functioning: Na, K, Cl 2. Osmotic pressure !. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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BeforeDuringShaking After

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BeforeDuringShaking After

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Fish in Fresh Water

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Consequences1. Water and salt movements screw up

salt concentrations in fish blood

-Nerves quit functioning: Na, K, Cl

-Muscles quit functioning: Na, K, Cl

2. Osmotic pressure !

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Cell in blood Cell moved to fresh water

Cell a few moments later

Bang !

Water

Salt

8.5g salt /l

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Cell in blood Cell in salty water

Salt

Salt

Water

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Freshwater Fish

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Freshwater Bony Fish Blood

Water

Salt

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ATP

ADP + P + Energy

Cl+

Na+

Cl+

Na+ Cl+

Na+

Cell membrane

Pump

Out

Inside

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Pumps Foundin

the gills

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ChlorideCells

GillFilament

Lamellae

Chloride cells pump ions into FW fish

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What happens if we pump a whole bunch of charged ions around?

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Make a Trade !

+

+

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ProteinDigestion

Energy Ammonia+

(Ammonia is NH3)

+ Trade Goods

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NH3 + H2O NH4+ + OH-

Ammonia Water Ammoniumions

Hydroxideions

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Na+ NH4+

Na+ NH4+

Na+ NH4+

Chloride

Cell

Gill

Chloride

Cell

Chloride

Cell

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Sugar + Oxygen

Energy + Carbon Dioxide + Water

Or...

C6H12O6 + 6O2 Energy + 6CO2 + 6H2O

- Trade Goods

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CO2 + H2O HCO3- + H+

CarbonDioxide

Water BicarbonateIons

HydrogenIons

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Cl- HCO3-

Cl- HCO3-

Cl- HCO3-

Chloride

Cell

Gill

Chloride

Cell

Chloride

Cell

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Cl-

Na+

K+

HCO3-

NH4+

Gill

Ca++

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Introto KidneyFunction

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Afferent Artery Efferent Artery

Filtrate

GlomerulusCapillary Tuft

Bowman’sCapsule

Tubule

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Molecules too large to pass through the walls of the capillary usually stay in the blood.

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A small undesirable molecule is allowed to escape

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A large undesirable molecule is actively secreted into the tubule

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A small but desirable molecule is recovered in the tubule

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In FW Fish• Fish gain water and loose salt

– Kidney• Makes a lot of dilute urine

– Gills (chloride cells)• Sodium in for Ammonium out• Chloride in for Bicarbonate out• Calcium and potassium in

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Marine Fish

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Saltwater Bony Fish

Water

Salt

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Marine FishGain salt,

Loose water

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Seawater ions

•Na+

•K +

•Cl -

•Ca++

•Mg ++

•SO4 --

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Seawater ions

•Na+

•K +

•Cl -

•Ca++

•Mg ++

•SO4 --

Monovalent Divalent

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Gill

Cl-

Na+

K+

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Marine Fish Kidney

No glomerulus

Mg++, Ca++, and SO4--

ions secreted into urine by tubule cells.

To get rid of divalent ions…

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Esophogus IntestineStomach

Seawater

Marine Fish Stomach

For water, fish drink.

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SeawaterIntestine

Water H2OSodium Na+

Potassium K+

Chloride Cl-

Calcium Ca++

Magnesium Mg++

To Blood

To Feces

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In Ocean Fish• Fish loose water and gain salt

– Drink Water– Kidney

•Makes small amount of concentrated urine•Secretes divalent ions

– Gills (chloride cells)•Sodium out•Chloride out•Potassium out

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Sharks

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Saltwater Shark

Water

Salt

=Trimethylamine oxide (TMO) and Urea

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Sharks•Salt in–Divalents secreted by kidney

–Monovalents secreted by rectal/chloride gland

•Water ok: Urea/TMO

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Saltwater Hagfish

Water

Salt