Sentence examples for aging fish from inspiring English sources

Aging fish show many general features of old organisms, including decreased fertility, cognitive decline, expression of age-related molecular markers and high morbidity.

David Ko, a committee spokesman, said in an interview at the protest that the group's aging fishing boat, the Kai Fung No. 2, had suffered hull and engine damage during its trip last month to the islands.

Indeed, we could observe a higher percentage of proliferating cells in early regenerating fin tissue of young fish compared with aged fish and larger fractions of apoptotic cells in aged fish.

This was shown by the high favourable genetic correlations between differently aged fish for lipid traits.

Mr. Bouley seems captivated by the potential of aged fish, and is already using the techniques at his flagship, Bouley, across Duane Street.

That's not always advisable in the case of the holiday's trademark dish: a heavily salted, aged fish called feseekh that even admirers acknowledge smells more like garbage than food.

— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: An Egyptian celebration for the start of spring calls for a trademark dish: a heavily salted, aged fish called feseekh, which happens to reek.

Figure 1 shows the average telomere length in the liver of various aged fish.

Therefore, we next sought to verify that the aged fish we were analyzing also had telomerase enzyme activity.

In all the analyzed strains, we observed an increased telomere length from larvae to adult fish and a significant telomere shortening in aged fish.

This retained constitutive activity of telomerase probably accounts for the lack of telomere shortening in the tissues of the aged fish.