Research progress on application of fishing anesthetic in fish anesthesia keep-alive transportation
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National "13th Five -year"Key R&D Program of China(2019YFD0901601);Shanghai Agriculture Applied Technology Development Program, China(2019-02-08-00-10-F01143);Shanghai Municipal Science and technology project to enhance the capabilities of the platform(19DZ2284000)

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    In order to meet the needs of consumers who can taste fresh fish which are from different places, keep-alive transportation of fish is particularly important. Anesthesia keep-alive transportation plays an important role in reducing transport injury and improving transport survival rate This article summarizes the application of four common fishery anesthetics in fish anesthesia keep-alive transportation, discusses the main factors affecting the survival rate of anesthesia keep-alive transportation, the effects of anesthetics on fish physiology and biochemistry, and the detection technology of anesthetic residues and summarizes the current problems and development prospects of anesthesia keep-alive transportation. At present, researches on anesthetics for fisheries are mainly focused on the anesthetic effects for different aquatic products and the effects on fish physiology and biochemistry, and there are few studies on the effects of fish flavor. New types of fishing anesthetics and rapid detection technology for anesthetic residues will be the focus of future research.

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谢晶,曹杰.渔用麻醉剂在鱼类麻醉保活运输中应用的研究进展[J].上海海洋大学学报,2021,30(1):189-196.
XIE Jing, CAO Jie. Research progress on application of fishing anesthetic in fish anesthesia keep-alive transportation[J]. Journal of Shanghai Ocean University,2021,30(1):189-196.

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  • Received:February 12,2020
  • Revised:May 01,2020
  • Adopted:May 20,2020
  • Online: January 22,2021
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