Threatened or endangered reptiles, such as sea turtles, are generally understudied within
the field of wildlife toxicology, with even fewer studies on how contaminants affect …

In most developing countries, including Ethiopia, a conspicuous gap exists in understanding
risk of pesticides and establishing robust regulatory frameworks for their effective …

In recent years, the widespread use of the pesticide cyprodinil has attracted attention due to
its harmful effects on aquatic organisms. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the …

Glyphosate (Gly) is the active molecule of non-selective herbicides used in conventional
agriculture. Some evidence shows that exposure to Glyphosate-Based Herbicides (GBH) …

Increased infertility in humans is attributed to the increased use of environmental chemicals
in the last several decades. Various studies have identified pesticides as one of the causes …

While combinations of pesticides better represent actual conditions within aquatic
ecosystems, the specific toxic effects of these combinations have not been determined yet …

Environmental oestrogens pose serious concerns for ecosystems through their effects on
organismal survival and physiology. The gut microbiome is highly vulnerable to …

DNA methylation is a well-established epigenetic mechanism controlling gene expression.
Environmental chemicals, such as pesticides have been shown to alter DNA methylation …

Pesticide usage has contributed to increasing food production; it has also caused them to be
found in ecosystems inducing adverse effects on biota. Fish are the most abundant and …

Landscape modifications often undermine habitat suitability for species' persistence, with
initial effects observed through the physiological responses of individuals and populations …