...Audrey M. Pruski; Aline Fiala-Médioni SUMMARY Symbiotic associations between marine invertebrates and sulphur-oxidising bacteria are a common feature in communities from sulphide-rich environments,such as those flourishing in the vicinity of hydrothermal vents. While the bacterial endosymbionts...

... gills do not, indicating a difference in sulfide tolerance between the two mussel species. *e-mail: [email protected] 10 8 2001 © The Company of Biologists Limited 2001 2001 sulphide gills sulphide oxidation bromobimane HPLC succinate mussel Geukensia demissa Mytilus...

...Stephanie E. Wohlgemuth; Alan C. Taylor; Manfred K. Grieshaber ABSTRACT We examined the effects of hypoxia and sulphide levels on the ventilatory activity of Arenicola marina and determined whether ventilation compensates for oxygen deficiency and affects the mode of energy provision. A. marina...

... of Biologists 2000 sulphide ATP Geukensia demissa mussel mitochondria gill alternative oxidase salicylhydroxamic acid bioluminescence oxidative phosphorylation The ribbed mussel Geukensia demissa inhabits coastal salt marshes characterized by the dense growth of Spartina grass...

...Susanne Völkel; Michael Berenbrink ABSTRACT A method for the quantitative determination of sulphaemoglobin (SHb) in a mixture of haemoglobin derivatives by spectral deconvolution is described. SHb formation was studied in haemolysates and in red blood cells of the sulphide-sensitive rainbow trout...

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... . Baltimore, MD: University Park Press . 183pp . Nicholls , P. ( 1975 ). The effect of sulphide on cytochrome aa 3 : isosteric and allosteric shifts of the reduced alpha-peak . Biochim. Biophys. Acta 396 , 24 – 35 . O’Brien , J. and Vetter , R. D. ( 1990 ). Production...