Effects of microplastic fibers on Lates calcarifer juveniles: Accumulation, oxidative stress, intestine microbiome dysbiosis and histological damage

Effects of microplastic fibers on Lates calcarifer juveniles: Accumulation, oxidative stress, intestine microbiome dysbiosis and histological damage

Microplastic fibers originating from fishing ropes and nets are persistent and ubiquitous marine environmental pollutants that pose potentially threat to the health of aquatic species. Therefore, assessing their potential effects on marine biota has become an urgent research topic. In this study, th...

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Main Authors: Ding, D. (Author), Lin, L. (Author), Suo, A. (Author), Xie, M. (Author), Xu, P. (Author), Zhao, C. (Author), Zhou, W. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Amines
Aquatic species
bioaccumulation
Diamine oxidase
digestive system
fatty acid
Fatty acids
Feeding period
Fibers
Fish
Fisheries
Health risks
histology
Histopathology
Indicator indicator
Intestinal microbiome
juvenile
Lactobacillus
Lactobacillus reuteri
Lates calcarifer
Malondialdehyde
Marine pollution
Microbiome
microorganism
Microplastic
Microplastic fiber
Microplastic fibers
Microplastics
oxidative stress
Oxidative stress
permeability
plastic
Polyethylene fibers
Risk assessment
Rope
toxicity
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