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Título: A parallel future for Ocean research?
Otros títulos: Soluciones bioquímicas para tus problemas medioambientales
Autores/as: Gómez, May 
Martínez, Ico 
Packard, Theodore T. 
Clasificación UNESCO: 251001 Oceanografía biológica
240119 Zoología marina
241705 Biología marina
Palabras clave: Ecofisiología
Bioquímica
Fecha de publicación: 2014
Conferencia: IV Congress of Marine Sciences 
Resumen: Today, science is difficult to pursue because funding is so tenuous. In such a financial climate, researchers need to consider parallel alternatives to ensure that scientific research can continue. Based on this thinking, we created BIOCEANSolutions, a company born of a research group. A great variety of environmental regulations and standards have emerged over recent years with the purpose of protecting natural ecosystems. These have enabled us to link our research to the market of environmental management. Marine activities can alter environmental conditions, resulting in changes in physiological states, species diversity, abundance, and biomass in the local biological communities. In this way, we can apply our knowledge, to plankton ecophysiology and biochemical oceanography. We measure enzyme activities as bio-indicators of energy metabolism and other physiological rates and biologic-oceanographic processes in marine organisms. This information provides insight into the health of marine communities, the stress levels of individual organisms, and potential anomalies that may be affecting them. In the process of verifying standards and complying with regulations, we can apply our analytic capability and knowledge. The main analyses that we offer are: (1) the activity of the electron transport system (ETS) or potential respiration (Φ), (2) the physiological measurement of respiration (oxygen consumption), (3) the activity of Isocitrate dehydrogenase (IDH), (4) the respiratory CO2 production, and (5) the activity of Glutamate dehydrogenase (GDH) and (6) the physiological measurement of ammonium excretion. In addition, our experience in a productive research group allows us to pursue and develop technical-experimental activities such as marine and freshwater aquaculture, oceanographic field sampling, as well as providing guidance, counseling, and academic services. In summary, this new company will permit us to create a symbiosis between public and private sectors that serve clients and will allow us to grow and expand as a research team.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/11842
Fuente: IV Simposio de Ciencias del Mar
Colección:Póster de congreso
miniatura
IV ISMS 2014 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
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