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Increasing aluminum (Al) concentrations in aquatic habitats as a result of anthropogenic acidification and industrialization is a global issue. Moreover, in extensive areas of the humid tropics and subtropics, high Al concentrations in freshwater are observed because of both naturally low pH and high Al concentrations in soil. Al increases production of reactive oxygen species and enhances oxidative...
Extreme weather events like drought are expected to increase with climate change, which will increase exposure of freshwater fish to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Compared to fully grown adult fish, fish in early life stages are more susceptible to UV radiation due to the lack of well-developed pigmentation. Even though several studies have described affectation of fish health after exposure to UV radiation,...
Acidification in aquatic ecosystems is a major concern worldwide. In freshwater, although there are several publications reporting acute toxicity and adverse effects due to low pH, little is known about adverse effects on antioxidant mechanisms in fish after prolonged exposure. This study aimed to investigate how antioxidants are affected by raising larval Japanese Medaka (Oryzias latipes) in soft...
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