Plastic contamination in the environment is common but the characterisation of plastic
ingested by fish in different environments is lacking. Hence, a meta-analysis was conducted …

Although the toxicity of microplastics has already been demonstrated in different animal
models, our knowledge about the response of freshwater fish to this pollutant is still limited …

The accumulation of microplastics (MPs) in fish gills has been widely recognized, however,
whether such stress could thereby impact the physiological responses of fish gills is still …

Microplastics have been found to accumulate in freshwater, marine ecosystems, and
biological organisms. The frequency of studies on microplastic contamination in organs has …

Microplastics (MPs) were recognized as emerging environmental contaminants and
ubiquitously distributed in aquatic environments, including in commercial biota. Fish are …

The increasing microplastic pollution in the marine environment has raised global concern.
The main risk of microplastics in aquatic ecosystem is their bioaccumulation in aquatic …

The contamination of aquatic environments by microplastic has become a major threat to
biodiversity. The presence of microplastic is documented in the aquatic fauna of the oceans …

In recent years, microplastics have been widely detected in marine fish and may pose
potential risks to fish and human health. Even though microplastic pollution is a critical issue …

Simple Summary It is evident that microplastics can enter the human body via dermal
contact, inhalation, and food intake and pose a significant threat to human health. Therefore …

The current knowledge regarding the presence of microplastics (MPs) in the digestive tracts
of fish, particularly the non-edible parts, provides limited assistance in assessing the risk to …