"fish circulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement of blood or other fluids within a fish's body. You can use this phrase when writing about the anatomy or biology of fish, such as in a scientific paper, article, or textbook. For example: - "The heart plays a vital role in fish circulation, pumping oxygenated blood to the rest of the body." - "Certain fish species have adapted to extreme environments, including deep-sea conditions with low oxygen levels, by evolving unique mechanisms for maintaining efficient circulation." - "The gills are an important component of fish circulation, allowing for the exchange of gases and removal of waste products."
We used high speed videomicroscopy to measure blood flow through the dorsal aorta; approximately half of vehicle-treated fish had no circulation through the dorsal aorta and ~75% had a flow rate of less than 0.2 mm/second (Fig. 3A).
In the course of another experiment, larvae were raised in aquarium hatch baskets, from which one was placed directly above aeration equipment, which resulted in random water circulation shifting the fish around ("shifted" specimens).
Both systems share the concept that under normal conditions high-molecular-weight plasma proteins are retained in the circulation of the fish.
The l-fabp liver promoter is turned on at 36 hpf and by 96 hpf the expression of DBP-eGFP is clearly visible in the circulation of the fish and will begin to be excreted in their urine if the filtration barrier of the pronephros is compromised.
He studies the aeration and circulation systems of the fish ponds.
Acidification can also affect the nervous systems, blood circulation, and breathing of fish and other animals in the sea.
Bigelow's unique contribution to science was to combine measurements of temperature, salinity, plankton, circulation (drift bottles), and fishes to develop a holistic view of the ocean and the life it supports.
In 1999, Ms. Wasserman decided to retire as Annie, telling the men at the fish market that she had health problems — circulation problems in her legs, Ms. Fleck said, related to years of working in the wet and cold.
The apc mcr/mcr zebrafish have dramatically reduced circulation compared with wild-type fish at 2 3 dpf (supplementary material Movies 1 4) (Hurlstone et al., 2003).
To demonstrate that cells from the perivitelline cavity could intravasate into the circulation and extravasate into the fish body, we used the Tg kdrl EGFP) transgenic zebrafish which highlights the vasculature.
