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Ammonia is toxic to fishes. Different fish have different defense strategies against ammonia, so the mechanism of ammonia poisoning is different. In this study, yellow catfish were exposed to three levels of ammonia (0, 5.70 and 57.00 mg L-1) for 96 h. The results showed that ammonia poisoning could lead to free amino acid imbalance (ornithine and citrulline contents declined; arginine content elevated), urea cycle enzymes deficiency (carbamyl phosphate synthetase and arginase contents declined), oxidative stress (superoxide dismutase,
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