Simultaneous exposure to microplastics and heavy metal lead induces oxidative stress, histopathological damage, and immune dysfunction in marine mussel Mytilus coruscus.
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Ecotoxicology and environmental safety
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| author | Chen, Chuanyue Wang, Xueer Jin, Yingrong Yao, Yinchang Li, Suchang Liao, Zhi Zhang, Xiaolin Yan, Xiaojun |
| author_facet | Chen, Chuanyue Wang, Xueer Jin, Yingrong Yao, Yinchang Li, Suchang Liao, Zhi Zhang, Xiaolin Yan, Xiaojun Chen, Chuanyue Wang, Xueer Jin, Yingrong Yao, Yinchang Li, Suchang Liao, Zhi Zhang, Xiaolin Yan, Xiaojun |
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| contents | Simultaneous exposure to microplastics and heavy metal lead induces oxidative stress, histopathological damage, and immune dysfunction in marine mussel Mytilus coruscus. Chen, Chuanyue Wang, Xueer Jin, Yingrong Yao, Yinchang Li, Suchang Liao, Zhi Zhang, Xiaolin Yan, Xiaojun Animals Microplastics Oxidative Stress Mytilus Water Pollutants, Chemical Lead Gills Reactive Oxygen Species The increasing deposition of microplastics (MPs) in aquatic ecosystems is a worldwide concern. MPs can interact with other environmental pollutants, such as heavy metals, and change their toxicity. In this study, we focused on the effects of MPs and lead (Pb), as a toxic heavy metal, on marine mussel Mytilus coruscus under separate and co-exposure situations at environmentally relevant concentrations: MPs (1 mg/L) and Pb (50 μg/L). We found that MPs alone or in combination with Pb significantly decreased the respiration and filtration rates of the mussels (p |
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| spellingShingle | Simultaneous exposure to microplastics and heavy metal lead induces oxidative stress, histopathological damage, and immune dysfunction in marine mussel Mytilus coruscus. Chen, Chuanyue Wang, Xueer Jin, Yingrong Yao, Yinchang Li, Suchang Liao, Zhi Zhang, Xiaolin Yan, Xiaojun Animals Microplastics Oxidative Stress Mytilus Water Pollutants, Chemical Lead Gills Reactive Oxygen Species Simultaneous exposure to microplastics and heavy metal lead induces oxidative stress, histopathological damage, and immune dysfunction in marine mussel Mytilus coruscus. Chen, Chuanyue Wang, Xueer Jin, Yingrong Yao, Yinchang Li, Suchang Liao, Zhi Zhang, Xiaolin Yan, Xiaojun Animals Microplastics Oxidative Stress Mytilus Water Pollutants, Chemical Lead Gills Reactive Oxygen Species The increasing deposition of microplastics (MPs) in aquatic ecosystems is a worldwide concern. MPs can interact with other environmental pollutants, such as heavy metals, and change their toxicity. In this study, we focused on the effects of MPs and lead (Pb), as a toxic heavy metal, on marine mussel Mytilus coruscus under separate and co-exposure situations at environmentally relevant concentrations: MPs (1 mg/L) and Pb (50 μg/L). We found that MPs alone or in combination with Pb significantly decreased the respiration and filtration rates of the mussels (p |
| title | Simultaneous exposure to microplastics and heavy metal lead induces oxidative stress, histopathological damage, and immune dysfunction in marine mussel Mytilus coruscus. |
| topic | Animals Microplastics Oxidative Stress Mytilus Water Pollutants, Chemical Lead Gills Reactive Oxygen Species |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39644573/ |