Occurrence of neurotoxic chemicals in the aquatic environment is on the rise posing a
potential threat to aquatic biota including fish. In teleosts, zebrafish has become a popular …

The occurrence of neuroactive chemicals in the aquatic environment is on the rise and
poses a potential threat to aquatic biota of currently unpredictable outcome. In particular …

Throughout their lives, humans encounter a plethora of substances capable of inducing
neurotoxic effects, including drugs, heavy metals and pesticides. Neurotoxicity manifests …

The industry is increasingly relying on fish for toxicity assessment. However, current
guidelines for toxicity assessment focus on teratogenicity and mortality. From an …

Behavior is a sequence of quantifiable actions that operate through the central and
peripheral nervous system (Keenleyside, 1979). These patterns are the culmination of …

Following exposure to any potentially toxic chemical, modification of behavior in an
organism frequently suggests that the nervous system is the toxicologic target of that …

This special issue of Neurotoxicology and Teratology “Zebrafish: Current Discoveries and
Emerging Technologies” brings together the latest research concerning the use of zebrafish …

Simple Summary The pollution of air, soil, and sea has grown in recent decades at the same
pace as human development. Climate changes add further damage to the ecosystems …

During the last decade, there has been an increase in awareness of how anthropogenic
pollution can alter behavioural traits of diverse aquatic organisms. Apart from understanding …

Environmental pollutants such as metals, pesticides, and other organics pose serious risks
to many aquatic organisms. Accordingly, a great deal of previous research has …