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Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research www.ilvo.vlaanderen.be Agriculture and Fisheries Policy Area Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research SG Electra Presentation PhD-research Drs. Ir Maarten Soetaert UGhent - ILVO
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2 Content ‘Safety Margin’ for a selection of marine species – Determine the injury dose (ID 50) – Determine the lethal dose (LD 10) Optimalisation of startle pulse for sole – At ≠ frequency, field strength, waveform, wavelength, pulse type Effect of startle pulse for sole on marine species Effect of electrical pulses on fish quality
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3 Safety Margin (I): idea Goal: determine the injury dose (ID) and lethal dose (LD) for a selection of marine organisms: – Sole: target species – Cod: top predator, sensitive to pulses – Shrimp: target species – Sandworm: model species for polychetes Starting from startle pulse for Crangon crangon At 50 & 100 V/m: 5 Hz → 180 Hz invertebrate vertebrate
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4 Safety Margin (II): What? Injury Dose x% (IDx): frequency at which x % of the exposed animals shows extra injuries Lethal Dose x% (LDx): frequency at which x % of the exposed animals dies In this example: ID25 = 25Hz LD50 = 45 Hz
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5 Safety Margin (III): How? Homogeneous Field – Exposure (3s) 2 plate-shaped electrodes Orientation: – Euthanasia after 14 days – Autopsy Macroscopic: hemorrhages, color, spots, deformation, … Rontgen photos (lateral & dorsal) Histology: dorsal muscle, kidney, liver, spleen, intestine, gills, heart
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6 Safety Margin (IV): Why? What can we learn out of it? – Difference in sensitivity between 4 species – Effect of field strength on effects (injury/mortality) – Effect of frequency on effects (injury/mortality) – Kind of injuries function of frequency? – Is there a ‘safe’ range of pulse parameters in which we can apply pulses in justifiable way? – Pulses of Hovercran/Pulskor/Pulswing in safe zone?
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7 Content ‘Safe Zone’ for a selection of marine species – Determine the injury dose (ID 50) – Determine the lethal dose (LD 50) Optimalisation of startle pulse for sole – At ≠ frequencies, field strengths, waveforms, wavelengths, pulse types Effect of startle pulse for sole on marine species Effect of electrical pulses on fish quality
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8 Startle Pulse for Sole: idea 25 % of sole jumps out of sediment during exposure to startle pulse for shrimp (Chiers et al., 2011) Is there a ‘safe’ startle pulse that makes the majority of the sole jump out of the sediment ? Varying different parameters: frequency, field strength, pulse form, pulse duration, pulse type Chiers et al., 2011, ‘Short-term effects of low frequency pulsed direct current on captive-housed sea fish’, submitted
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9 Startle Pulse for Sole: parameters Frequency: Field strength: Pulse form: Pulse duration: 0,1 to 0,5 ms Pulse type: Time of exposure: 1 to 2 s Within Safety Margins
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10 Startle Pulse for Sole: how? Video tracking of reaction during exposure at specific pulse, quantification & comparison Parameter Effect score (A) Weight (B) Total (T) 321= A x B 1. Hight upbove bottom (cm) > 155 - 15< 53T1T1 2. Swimming speed (% of max) < 7525 - 50< 251T2T2 3. Recovery time (s) > 33 - 1< 12T3T3 TOTAL “EFFECT NUMBER” (= assesment number of observed startle response) T 1 + T 2 + T 3
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11 Content ‘Safe Zone’ for a selection of marine species – Determine the injury dose (ID 50) – Determine the lethal dose (LD 50) Optimalisation of startle pulse for sole – At ≠ frequency, field strength, waveform, wavelength, pulse type Effect of startle pulse for sole on marine species Effect of electrical pulses on fish quality
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12 Startle Pulse for Sole: Effects Video tracking of reaction after exposure at optimal sole startle pulse – Feeding response – Behavior Euthanasia & autopsy (cfr ID & LD): – Macroscopic – Rontgen photos – Histology sole & cod shrimp & sandworm
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13 Content ‘Safe Zone’ for a selection of marine species – Determine the injury dose (ID 50) – Determine the lethal dose (LD 50) Optimalisation of startle pulse for sole – At ≠ frequency, field strength, waveform, wavelength, pulse type Effect of startle pulse for sole on marine species Effect of pulses on fish quality
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14 Effect of pulses on fish quality Is there an effect on the sole quality? ≠ in appearance? Pulse fisherman is getting a better price: why? What/how big is the difference with beam trawl? ≠ in filet quality? Do electric pulses have an effect on fish decay? (QIM) f.e. faster or slower decay ≠ in filet taste?
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Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research www.ilvo.vlaanderen.be Agriculture and Fisheries Policy Area Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research Thanks for your attention! Questions?
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