Heavy metal contamination in some commercial marine fishes of Pakistan.
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Food additives & contaminants. Part B, Surveillance
2025
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| author | Riaz, Sania Khan, Muhammad Javed Rani, Iqra Ali, Asad Qazi, Muhammad Asghar Sameer, Mehnoor Khadija Hussain, Nimra Sherzada, Shahid |
| author_facet | Riaz, Sania Khan, Muhammad Javed Rani, Iqra Ali, Asad Qazi, Muhammad Asghar Sameer, Mehnoor Khadija Hussain, Nimra Sherzada, Shahid Riaz, Sania Khan, Muhammad Javed Rani, Iqra Ali, Asad Qazi, Muhammad Asghar Sameer, Mehnoor Khadija Hussain, Nimra Sherzada, Shahid |
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| contents | Heavy metal contamination in some commercial marine fishes of Pakistan. Riaz, Sania Khan, Muhammad Javed Rani, Iqra Ali, Asad Qazi, Muhammad Asghar Sameer, Mehnoor Khadija Hussain, Nimra Sherzada, Shahid Animals Metals, Heavy Food Contamination Pakistan Water Pollutants, Chemical Fishes Seafood Humans Arsenic Chromium Environmental Monitoring Nickel Risk Assessment Anthropogenic activities, such as industrial discharge, cargo handling, and untreated wastewater release, have led to significant heavy metal contamination along the Karachi coastline, posing risks to marine life and human health. Current study evaluated the health risks associated with consuming five fish species (, , , , and ) by analysing muscle tissues for arsenic, chromium, copper, and nickel accumulation. and exhibited hazard index (HI) values greater than 1, indicating potential non-carcinogenic risks to adults, particularly due to high arsenic levels. Other species were deemed safe for consumption. Present study emphasises the need for further investigation into contamination sources and recommends regular monitoring of heavy metal levels to mitigate health risks from fish consumption. |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Heavy metal contamination in some commercial marine fishes of Pakistan. Riaz, Sania Khan, Muhammad Javed Rani, Iqra Ali, Asad Qazi, Muhammad Asghar Sameer, Mehnoor Khadija Hussain, Nimra Sherzada, Shahid Animals Metals, Heavy Food Contamination Pakistan Water Pollutants, Chemical Fishes Seafood Humans Arsenic Chromium Environmental Monitoring Nickel Risk Assessment Heavy metal contamination in some commercial marine fishes of Pakistan. Riaz, Sania Khan, Muhammad Javed Rani, Iqra Ali, Asad Qazi, Muhammad Asghar Sameer, Mehnoor Khadija Hussain, Nimra Sherzada, Shahid Animals Metals, Heavy Food Contamination Pakistan Water Pollutants, Chemical Fishes Seafood Humans Arsenic Chromium Environmental Monitoring Nickel Risk Assessment Anthropogenic activities, such as industrial discharge, cargo handling, and untreated wastewater release, have led to significant heavy metal contamination along the Karachi coastline, posing risks to marine life and human health. Current study evaluated the health risks associated with consuming five fish species (, , , , and ) by analysing muscle tissues for arsenic, chromium, copper, and nickel accumulation. and exhibited hazard index (HI) values greater than 1, indicating potential non-carcinogenic risks to adults, particularly due to high arsenic levels. Other species were deemed safe for consumption. Present study emphasises the need for further investigation into contamination sources and recommends regular monitoring of heavy metal levels to mitigate health risks from fish consumption. |
| title | Heavy metal contamination in some commercial marine fishes of Pakistan. |
| topic | Animals Metals, Heavy Food Contamination Pakistan Water Pollutants, Chemical Fishes Seafood Humans Arsenic Chromium Environmental Monitoring Nickel Risk Assessment |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39930725/ |