The pollution by heavy metals poses a serious threat to the aquatic environment and to the
organisms if the concentration of heavy metals in the environment exceeds the safe limits …

Heavy metal pollution not only poses a serious threat to both animal growth and public
health, but also to aquatic life. Mitochondria are the first target sites for a variety of heavy …

Cadmium (Cd) in aquatic environments can cause environmental toxicity to fish and induce
oxidative stress owing to an excessive production of reactive oxygen species in fish bodies …

Large amounts of enriched cadmium (Cd) in the environment seriously threatens the healthy
and sustainable development of the aquaculture industry and greatly restricts the …

This paper provides the current state of knowledge available from the literature regarding
the use of copper sulphate (CuSO 4) in culture of freshwater and marine fish as related to …

Evaluating the toxicity of Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) is critical as part of the effort to
develop waste management regulations for the palm oil industry. In this study, we …

Hypoxia and Cu 2+ pollution often occur simultaneously in aquatic ecosystems and jointly
affect physiology of fish. As the respiratory and ion exchange tissue of fish, how gill responds …

Heavy metals cause deleterious effects on human health and drastically alter the
biogeochemical cycles within freshwater habitats. The main human activities leading to …

Different anthropogenic activities as well as natural sources contribute enormously towards
various heavy metal contaminations in aquatic habitats. Cadmium (Cd) is one of most …

Copper (Cu), one of the heavy metals, is far beyond the carrying capacity of the environment
with Cu mining, industrial wastewater discharging and the use of Cu-containing pesticides …