Atrazine and malathion shorten the maturation process of Xenopus laevis oocytes and have an adverse effect on early embryo development
Q Ji, J Lee, YH Lin, G Jing, LJ Tsai, A Chen, L Hetrick… - Toxicology in vitro, 2016 - Elsevier
The use of pesticides has a negative impact on the environment. Amphibians have long
been regarded as indicator species to pollutants due to their permeable skin and sensitivity
to the environment. Studies have shown that population declines of some amphibians are
directly linked with exposure to agricultural contaminants. In the past, much of the studies
have focused on the toxic effect of contaminants on larvae (tadpoles), juvenile and adult
frogs. However, due to the nature of their life cycle, amphibian eggs and early embryos are …
been regarded as indicator species to pollutants due to their permeable skin and sensitivity
to the environment. Studies have shown that population declines of some amphibians are
directly linked with exposure to agricultural contaminants. In the past, much of the studies
have focused on the toxic effect of contaminants on larvae (tadpoles), juvenile and adult
frogs. However, due to the nature of their life cycle, amphibian eggs and early embryos are …
Atrazine and malathion shorten the maturation process of Xenopus laevis oocytes and have an adverse effect on early embryo development.
JQC Ji QiChao, J Lee, LYH Lin YuHuey… - 2016 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The use of pesticides has a negative impact on the environment. Amphibians have long
been regarded as indicator species to pollutants due to their permeable skin and sensitivity
to the environment. Studies have shown that population declines of some amphibians are
directly linked with exposure to agricultural contaminants. In the past, much of the studies
have focused on the toxic effect of contaminants on larvae (tadpoles), juvenile and adult
frogs. However, due to the nature of their life cycle, amphibian eggs and early embryos are …
been regarded as indicator species to pollutants due to their permeable skin and sensitivity
to the environment. Studies have shown that population declines of some amphibians are
directly linked with exposure to agricultural contaminants. In the past, much of the studies
have focused on the toxic effect of contaminants on larvae (tadpoles), juvenile and adult
frogs. However, due to the nature of their life cycle, amphibian eggs and early embryos are …
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