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| 1 | Seasonal Changes of Reproductive Activity and Biochemical Composition of Pen Shell Atrina pectinata Linnaeus,1767 in Bohai Sea,China显示文摘Seasonal variations in the biochemical composition and the reproductive cycle of pen shell Atrina pectinata in Bohai Sea were investigated from May 2013 to April 2014. Histological analysis indicated that the reproductive cycle of A. pectinata can be divided into two phases, inactive stage and gametogenesis, which were equally and significantly influenced by seawater temperature and food availability. Gametogenesis began in late autumn(October), and completed in June and July. Spawning took place in August, coinciding with the highest water temperature and the richest phytoplankton. The significantly high glycogen content in adductor muscles sustained throughout the late active and ripeness stages, but plummeted during spawning and inactive stages. The protein content in female gonads exhibited a synchronous increase along with oocyte diameter and lipid content, suggesting that the female gonads could accumulate protein and lipid for vitelline in A. pectinata. Furthermore, the RNA/DNA ratio was found to be a useful index to indicate the level of gonad maturation in both males and females. The findings of the present study provided a foundation for the fishery resource administration and the aquaculture development of this species. | WANG Changbo LI Qi XU Chengxun YU Ruihai | 2017 | Journal of Ocean University of China2017,16,3: | 2 |
| 2 | Science in China SerE显示文摘 | Zhu Mingfang Dai Ting Li Chengxun | 2005 | 35(7): 673 (in Chinese)2005,35,7: | 1 |
| 3 | Mass Selection for Growth Improvement in Black Shell Line of Pacific Oyster Crassostrea gigas显示文摘The Pacific oyster,Crassostrea gigas,naturally distributing along the coast of northwest Pacific,is one of the most important bivalve species due to its high economic value and fecundity.In China,we have initiated a selective breeding program on both shell color and growth rate of C.gigas since 2010.A black shell line was obtained through four-generation family selection.In this study,mass selection for growth improvement was conducted in the sixth generation and seventh generation of black shell lines.To assess the progress of potential genetic improvement,the progeny of two generations of black shell lines were selected to evaluate their shell heights via a 450-day farming experiment.As the results,after growing for 450 days,the sixth generation and seventh generation of selected lines were 9.03% and 11.42% larger than the control lines,respectively.During the grow-out stage,the genetic gain of two generations was 8.82%±0.18% and 11.54%±0.43%,respectively;and the corresponding realized heritability was 0.45±0.04 and 0.41±0.04,respectively.These results indicated that the mass selection for shell height achieved steady progress in the two generations of C.gigas. | XU Chengxun LI Qi CHONG Jindou LIU Shikai KONG Lingfeng | 2019 | Journal of Ocean University of China2019,18,6: | 1 |
| 4 | MXenes/CNTs-based hybrids:Fabrications,mechanisms,and modification strategies for energy and environmental applications显示文摘Emerging two-dimensional(2D)layered metal carbide and nitride materials,commonly termed MXenes,are increasingly recognized for their applications across diverse fields such as energy,environment,and catalysis.In the past few years,MXenes/carbon nanotubes(CNTs)-based hybrids have attracted extensive attention as an important catalyst in energy and environmental fields,due to their superior multifunctions and mechanical stability.This review aims to address the fabrication strategies,the identification of the enhancement mechanisms,and recent progress regarding the design and modification of MXenes/CNTs-based hybrids.A myriad of fabrication techniques have been systematically summarized,including mechanical mixing,spray drying,three-dimensional(3D)printing,self-assembly/in-situ growth,freeze drying,templating,hydrothermal methods,chemical vapor deposition(CVD),and rolling.Importantly,the identification of the enhancement mechanisms was thoroughly discussed from the two dimensions of theoretical simulations and in-situ analysis.Moreover,the recent advancements in profound applications of MXenes/CNTs-based hybrids have also been carefully revealed,including energy storage devices,sensors,water purification systems,and microwave absorption.We also underscore anticipated challenges related to their fabrication,structure,underlying mechanisms,modification approaches,and emergent applications.Consequently,this review offers insights into prospective directions and the future trajectory for these promising hybrids.It is expected that this review can inspire new ideas or provide new research methods for future studies. | Jizhou Jiang Fangyi Li Lei Ding Chengxun Zhang Arramel Xin Li | 2024 | Nano Research2024,17,5: | 0 |
| 5 | Productive Traits and Triploid Rate Stability in Triploidy-Induced ‘Haida No. 2’ Strain of the Pacific Oyster, Crassostrea gigas显示文摘In order to evaluate the effects of triploidy induction on a selected strain‘Haida No.2’of the Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas,which is characterized with golden shell color and high growth rate,the growth,survival rate and stability of triploid rate were analyzed at different development stages in the present study.Three different conditions inhibiting the release of polar body Ⅱ or polar body Ⅰ were tested:(A)Cytochalasin-B(CB),0.5mg L^(−1) at 10min post-insemination for 15 min;(B)CB,0.5mg L^(−1)at 15 min postinsemination for 20 min;and(C)CB,0.7mg L^(−1),at 15 min post-insemination for 20 min.The triploidy induction treatments significantly reduced the D-larvae and survival rates at the larvae stage but not at the juvenile and adult stages.Triploid rate dramatically decreased at the larval stage and did not significantly change at the juvenile and adult stages.Regarding the stability of the triploid rate,there was a significant difference between the three treatment groups.Larvae from the treatment A and control groups exhibited higher growth rates in shell height than those from the other two treatment groups at day 27.Triploid juveniles and adults from the treatment A group exhibited a higher wet weight than diploids from the control group and triploids from the other treatment groups.Triploidy induction did not affect the shell color of the progeny.The results obtained in the study demonstrate that triploidy induction has the potential to be used to increase the production of C.gigas variety‘Haida No.2’without modifying its golden shell color. | LI Yongguo LI Qi LIU Ye XU Chengxun | 2023 | Journal of Ocean University of China2023,22,1: | 0 |
| 6 | Spatiotemporal optical properties of dissolved organic matter in a sluice-controlled coastal plain river with both salinity and trophic gradients显示文摘Due to the combined effect of sluices and sea tide,the sluice-controlled coastal plain river would be characterized by both trophic state and salinity gradients,affecting the spatiotemporal optical properties of dissolved organicmatter(DOM).In this study,we investigated the spatiotemporal variation of water quality parameters and optical properties of DOM in the Haihe River,a representative sluice-controlled coastal plain river in Tianjin,China.A significant salinity gradient and four trophic states were observed in the water body of the Haihe River.Two humic-and one protein-like substances were identified from the DOM by the three-dimensional fluorescence spectra combined with the parallel factor(PARAFAC)analysis.Pearson’s correlation analysis and redundancy analysis(RDA)showed that the salinity significantly affected the abundance of chromophoric DOM(CDOM)but did not cause significant changes in the fluorescence optical characteristics.In addition,the effect of Trophic state index(TSI)on the CDOM abundance was greater than that on the fluorescence intensity of fluorescent dissolved organic matter(FDOM).In the water body with both salinity and trophic state gradients,TSI posed a greater influence than salinity on the CDOM abundance.Our results fill the research gap in spatiotemporal DOM characteristics and water quality variation in water bodies with both salinity and trophic state gradients.These results are beneficial for clarifying the joint influence of saline intrusion and sluices on the DOM characteristics and water quality in sluice-controlled coastal plain rivers. | Yu Liu Yucheng Hu Chengxun Yu Yuqi Gao Zhenying Liu Khan M.G.Mostofa Siliang Li Yumei Hu Guanghui Yu | 2023 | Journal of Environmental Sciences2023,,7: | 0 |
| 7 | Effects of Temperature,Salinity and Stocking Density on Larval Survival and Growth of Reciprocal Crosses Between Two Strains of Pacific Oysters,Crassostrea gigas显示文摘The Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas is one of the most widely cultivated aquaculture species and contributes signifi-cantly to total seafood production for human beings.However,mass mortality occurred frequently,and in some regions almost all oysters died during seed production and grow-out stage.In order to explore whether hybridization breeding can improve its growth and survival,a complete diallel cross between a selected strain‘Haida No.1’(S)and an orange shell variant(O)of C.gigas was carried out.The larval growth and survival were compared among hybrids and purebred strains at temperatures of 16,20,24,28 and 32℃;salinities of 15,20,25,30 and 35;and stocking densities of 0.5,1,2,4 and 8 larvae mL−1.Under different environments,the hybridization between two strains of C.gigas showed the heterosis of growth and survival.The mean shell height and survival rate of the two reciprocal crosses(OS,SO)were significantly higher than those of the two purebred strains(SS,OO)under all environ-mental conditions.In particular,OS showed greater heterosis than the purebred strains and SO progeny.The results showed that the productive traits of the‘Haida No.1’could be improved by crossing with the orange shell line.Meanwhile,the results from this study also indicated that hybridization between the two strains of C.gigas may be a promising way for breeding new variety with high survival rate. | MENG Lingxin XU Chengxun LI Qi | 2022 | Journal of Ocean University of China2022,21,4: | 0 |