Techniques to regulate sex ratio and breeding in tilapia
TJ Pandian, K Varadaraj - Current Science, 1987 - JSTOR
Available information on the advantages and limitations of the techniques of hybridization
and hormone treatment for the production of all male tilapias is summarized. The critical …
and hormone treatment for the production of all male tilapias is summarized. The critical …
First report on production of supermale tilapia by integrating endocrine sex reversal with gynogenetic technique
K Varadaraj, TJ Pandian - Current Science, 1989 - JSTOR
Supermale (YY–♂) Oreochromis mossambicus was produced for the first time by judiciously
combining the endocrine sex reversal technique with selective breeding or gynogenetic …
combining the endocrine sex reversal technique with selective breeding or gynogenetic …
Lability of sex differentiation in fish
TJ Pandian, R Koteeswaran - Current Science, 1999 - JSTOR
The processes of sex determination and differentiation are labile in teleosts and are
amenable for manipulations by ploidy during fertilization, hormone during hatching …
amenable for manipulations by ploidy during fertilization, hormone during hatching …
Problems and prospects of hormone, chromosome and gene manipulations in fish
TJ Pandian, T Venugopal, R Koteeswaran - Current Science, 1999 - JSTOR
Hormonal induction of sex reversal is possible in 50 species. Dietary administration may be
avoided by adopting immersion technique. Neuropeptide Y, aromatase inhibitor and …
avoided by adopting immersion technique. Neuropeptide Y, aromatase inhibitor and …
Androgenesis and conservation of fishes
TJ Pandian, S Kirankumar - Current Science, 2003 - JSTOR
Due to non-visibility of egg nucleus, the established scheme of nuclear manipulation to
clone fish may prove a difficult task. However, fishes are amenable for interspecific …
clone fish may prove a difficult task. However, fishes are amenable for interspecific …
Sex-ratio in fish populations as a function of sexual difference in growth rate
SZ Qasim - Current Science, 1966 - JSTOR
0 62-92007 116 6652 0 85-1737 94-9865 45 59-17703 112-2-183 45 79-1285 92-1337 90
57-0270 109-4838 90 74-6924 91-5340 135 56-3157 109-1483 135 73-9306 91-3635 180 …
57-0270 109-4838 90 74-6924 91-5340 135 56-3157 109-1483 135 73-9306 91-3635 180 …
Hormonal manipulation of sex in stinging catfish Heteropneustes fossilis (Bloch)
MA Haniffa, S Sridhar, M Nagarajan - Current science, 2004 - JSTOR
Two masculinizing hormones (17α-methyltestosterone (MT) and 17α-ethynyltestosterone
(ET) and two feminizing hormones (17β estradiol (E) and diethylstilbestrol (DES)) were …
(ET) and two feminizing hormones (17β estradiol (E) and diethylstilbestrol (DES)) were …
Norethindrone ensures masculinization, normal growth and secondary sexual characteristics in the fighting fish, Betta splendens
A Balasubramani, TJ Pandian - Current Science, 2008 - JSTOR
To ensure masculinization and normal growth of the obligately air-breathing fighting fish
Betta splendens, norethindrone acetate (NE) was administered through discrete immersions …
Betta splendens, norethindrone acetate (NE) was administered through discrete immersions …
Endocrine control of fish reproduction
S Bhattacharya - Current science, 1992 - JSTOR
The majority of fishes breed at a particular time of the year and the seasonal reproductive
cycle is precisely maintained by endocrine cycle. Environmental stimuli like photoperiod and …
cycle is precisely maintained by endocrine cycle. Environmental stimuli like photoperiod and …
Endocrine sex reversal in fishes: Masculinization evokes greater stress and mortality
TJ Pandian, SG Sheela, S Kavumpurath - Current Science, 1994 - JSTOR
In fishes the hormonal induction of masculinization is a more stressful process (as
evidenced by higher mortality) than that of feminization. This is further evidenced from …
evidenced by higher mortality) than that of feminization. This is further evidenced from …