Cadmium is one of the most common heavy metal pollutants in the aquatic environment.
Mud crab (Scylla paramamosain) is considered a model organism to monitor the impact of …

Cadmium (Cd) is an environmental contaminant that poses serious risks to aquatic
organisms and their associated ecosystem. The mechanisms underlying Cd-induced …

New tools and refined frameworks for identifying and regulating endocrine‐disrupting
chemicals (EDCs) are being developed as our scientific understanding of how they work …

Diverse anthropogenic activities and lack of knowledge on its consequences have promoted
serious heavy metal contaminations in different aquatic systems throughout the globe. The …

One of the goals of environmental risk assessment is to protect the whole ecosystem from
adverse effects resulting from exposure to chemicals. Many research efforts have aimed to …

Cadmium, one of the most toxic heavy metals, can cause severe oxidative damage to
aquatic animals. However, the mechanism whereby the mud crabs respond to cadmium …

Cadmium is one of hazardous pollutants that has a great threat to aquatic organisms and
ecosystems. The intestine plays important roles in barrier function and immunity to defend …

In natural environments, fish survive in polluted water by cadmium (Cd) throughout their
whole life cycle. However, little information is available on Cd toxicity considering a life cycle …

Continued development, use, and disposal of quantum dots (QDs) ensure their entrance into
aquatic environments where they could pose a risk to biological organisms as whole …

Impacts of maternal Cd 2+ exposure on female zebrafish (Danio rerio) were observed in
females as well as their offspring. In females, Cd disturbed fecundity and other reproductive …