DAPHTOXKIT F MAGNA Test procedure. PREPARATION OF STANDARD FRESHWATER - VOLUMETRIC FLASK (2 liter) - VIALS WITH SOLUTIONS OF CONCENTRATED SALTS - DISTILLED.

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DAPHTOXKIT F MAGNA Test procedure

PREPARATION OF STANDARD FRESHWATER - VOLUMETRIC FLASK (2 liter) - VIALS WITH SOLUTIONS OF CONCENTRATED SALTS - DISTILLED (or deionized) WATER 1

POUR THE 4 VIALS WITH CONCENTRATED SALT SOLUTIONS IN + 1 LITER DISTILLED WATER, IN THE 2 LITER VOLUMETRIC FLASK 2

FILL THE FLASK TO THE 2 LITER MARK AND AERATE FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES 3

HATCHING OF THE EPHIPPIA 4 REMOVE THE ALUMINIUM FOIL FROM A TUBE WITH DAPHNIA EPHIPPIA

POUR THE CONTENTS OF THE TUBE WITH EPHIPPIA IN THE MICROSIEVE 5

MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE EPHIPPIA ARE TRANSFERRED INTO THE MICROSIEVE 6

RINSE THE EPHIPPIA THOROUGHLY WITH TAP WATER 7

TRANSFER THE EPHIPPIA INTO THE HATCHING PETRI DISH IN STANDARD FRESHWATER 8

INCUBATE THE PETRI DISH FOR 72h AT °C UNDER CONTINUOUS ILLUMINATION OF LUX 9

PREPARATION OF THE TOXICANT DILUTIONS For example : TEST ON A EFFLUENT IN 5 DILUTIONS (C1-C5) + ONE CONTROL 10

TRANSFER 50 ML STANDARD FRESHWATER INTO FLASKS C2, C3, C4 AND C ml

FILL FLASK C1 TO THE 100 ML MARK WITH EFFLUENT 12

TRANSFER 50 ML EFFLUENT FROM FLASK C1 INTO A GRADUATED CYLINDER. 13

TRANSFER THE 50 ML EFFLUENT FROM THE GRADUATED CYLINDER TO FLASK C2 AND SHAKE THOROUGHLY 14

REPEAT THE FORMER DILUTION PROCEDURE FOR THE OTHER FLASKS (i.e. 50 ml from C2 to C3, etc) ml

FILLING OF THE TEST PLATE : TRANSFER 10 ML STANDARD FRESHWATER INTO EACH WELL OF THE CONTROL ROW 16 Control row

TRANSFER 10 ML OF THE RESPECTIVE TOXICANT CONCENTRATIONS INTO EACH WELL OF THE CORRESPONDING ROWS FROM C5 TO C1 17 Test rows

AFTER 72h TO 80h INCUBATION VERIFY THE HATCHING OF THE DAPHNIA NEONATES 18

A MINIMUM OF 120 NEONATES ARE NEEDED TO PERFORM ONE TEST AND THE NEONATES SHOULD NOT BE OLDER THAN 24H 19

2h PRE-FEEDING OF THE TEST ORGANISMS TAKE ONE VIAL WITH SPIRULINA POWDER AND FILL IT WITH STANDARD FRESHWATER 20

SHAKE THE VIAL WITH THE SPIRULINA SUSPENSION, POUR IT IN THE PETRI DISH WITH THE DAPHNIA NEONATES AND SWIRL THE PETRI DISH GENTLY 21

SET UP OF THE TRANSFER OF THE DAPHNIAS TO THE TEST WELLS - MULTIWELL PLATE - LIGHT BOX WITH TRANSPARENT STAGE - MICROPIPETTE 22

TRANSFER AT LEAST 20 (actively swimming) DAPHNIAS INTO THE RINSING CUP OF THE CONTROL ROW, 23

TRANSFER 20 DAPHNIAS (minimum) TO ALL THE OTHER RINSING CUPS, IN ORDER OF INCREASING CONCENTRATIONS OF TOXICANT 24 Rinsing cups

TRANSFER EXACTLY 5 DAPHNIAS FROM EACH RINSING WELL INTO THE 4 WELLS OF THE CORRESPONDING ROW 25 Test row

TO AVOID SURFACE FLOATING OF THE DAPHNIAS DURING THE TRANSFER, PUT THE TIP OF THE MICROPIPETTE IN THE MEDIUM, AND DO NOT DROP THE ORGANISMS AT THE SURFACE OF THE MEDIUM 26

PUT A PIECE OF PARAFILM ON THE MULTIWELL PLATE AND PUT THE COVER ON TIGHTLY 27

INCUBATION OF THE TEST PLATE INCUBATE THE MULTIWELL AT ° C IN DARKNESS 28

SCORING OF THE RESULTS AFTER 24h AND 48h INCUBATION PUT THE MULTIWELL PLATE ON THE LIGHT TABLE AND RECORD THE NUMBER OF DEAD AND IMMOBILIZED DAPHNIAS 29

DAPHNIAS WHICH ARE NOT ABLE TO SWIM AFTER GENTLE AGITATION OF THE LIQUID FOR 15 SECONDS SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS IMMOBILIZED (even if they can still move their antennae) 30

- SCORE THE FIGURES ON THE RESULTS SHEET. - CALCULATE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF DEAD AND IMMOBILE DAPHNIAS FOR EACH TOXICANT CONCENTRATION - CALCULATE THE MEAN EFFECT AND THE PERCENTAGE EFFECT 31