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Keep on protecting peptide-bonds may lead to a longer life-spans in cooler-climates in fisheries and mankind’s

International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies · 2022 · Vol. 10(4) · pp. 152–155
Debabrata DasPrakriti DasAranya DasSanta Ana Das

Abstract

According to classical studies the principle of biochemistry in pathogenic prevailing are proportionate to nitrogen sources or protein sources in host. Also in cooler climate peptide-bonds remain unbroken in freezing to cool temperature hence life-span can become higher in cool climates. The principle with two theories either lowering temperature, or else lowering protein diets can make your life-span longer and better. In contrast a high proteins in tropical climate can be risky often. Keep on protecting peptide-bonds lead to longer life-spans in cooler-climates, in contrary a high contents protein may invite diseases in tropical climate and hence we may follow Amino-acids’ therapy. Evidence found that all herbivore species remain diseases-less compare carnivore species and diseases of cold waters fisheries far low than warm waters.

Physiological and biochemical adaptationsLife spanCold climateHerbivoreLead (geology)CarnivoreEcologyClimate changeBiologyGeographyEvolutionary biology

Funding

  • Indian Council of Agricultural Research
  • Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute, Indian Council of Agricultural Research
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