Weathering of a micro and nanosized tire particle mixture increases ingestion and growth inhibition in larval fish and juvenile mysid shrimp.
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Environmental pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)
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| author | Raguso, Clarissa Arriola, Samuel Kashiwabara, Lauren M Harper, Bryan Lasagni, Marina Harper, Stacey Brander, Susanne M |
| author_facet | Raguso, Clarissa Arriola, Samuel Kashiwabara, Lauren M Harper, Bryan Lasagni, Marina Harper, Stacey Brander, Susanne M Raguso, Clarissa Arriola, Samuel Kashiwabara, Lauren M Harper, Bryan Lasagni, Marina Harper, Stacey Brander, Susanne M |
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| contents | Weathering of a micro and nanosized tire particle mixture increases ingestion and growth inhibition in larval fish and juvenile mysid shrimp. Raguso, Clarissa Arriola, Samuel Kashiwabara, Lauren M Harper, Bryan Lasagni, Marina Harper, Stacey Brander, Susanne M Animals Water Pollutants, Chemical Microplastics Larva Crustacea Fishes Nanoparticles Particle Size Tire erosion from driving is a major source of secondary microplastics in the ocean. Tire particles (TPs) consist of diverse components that vary depending on tire type, potentially influencing their toxicity. However, most toxicological studies have focused on single-tire types or single tire-associated chemicals, overlooking the environmental impact of multi-tire mixtures. This study investigates the behavioral and growth-related effects of environmentally relevant pristine and weathered multi-tire mixtures on two model estuarine species: the fish Inland Silverside (Menidia beryllina) and the mysid shrimp (Americamysis bahia). We exposed 5-day post-fertilization fish embryos and 7-day-old mysid shrimp to micro (1-20 μm) and nano ( |
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| spellingShingle | Weathering of a micro and nanosized tire particle mixture increases ingestion and growth inhibition in larval fish and juvenile mysid shrimp. Raguso, Clarissa Arriola, Samuel Kashiwabara, Lauren M Harper, Bryan Lasagni, Marina Harper, Stacey Brander, Susanne M Animals Water Pollutants, Chemical Microplastics Larva Crustacea Fishes Nanoparticles Particle Size Weathering of a micro and nanosized tire particle mixture increases ingestion and growth inhibition in larval fish and juvenile mysid shrimp. Raguso, Clarissa Arriola, Samuel Kashiwabara, Lauren M Harper, Bryan Lasagni, Marina Harper, Stacey Brander, Susanne M Animals Water Pollutants, Chemical Microplastics Larva Crustacea Fishes Nanoparticles Particle Size Tire erosion from driving is a major source of secondary microplastics in the ocean. Tire particles (TPs) consist of diverse components that vary depending on tire type, potentially influencing their toxicity. However, most toxicological studies have focused on single-tire types or single tire-associated chemicals, overlooking the environmental impact of multi-tire mixtures. This study investigates the behavioral and growth-related effects of environmentally relevant pristine and weathered multi-tire mixtures on two model estuarine species: the fish Inland Silverside (Menidia beryllina) and the mysid shrimp (Americamysis bahia). We exposed 5-day post-fertilization fish embryos and 7-day-old mysid shrimp to micro (1-20 μm) and nano ( |
| title | Weathering of a micro and nanosized tire particle mixture increases ingestion and growth inhibition in larval fish and juvenile mysid shrimp. |
| topic | Animals Water Pollutants, Chemical Microplastics Larva Crustacea Fishes Nanoparticles Particle Size |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41643985/ |