Water Contamination by Heavy Metals and their Toxic Effect on Aquaculture and Human Health through Food Chain

S. Sonone, Swaroop; Jadhav, Swapnali; Singh Sankhla, Mahipal; Kumar, Rajeev; Singh Sankhla, M; Kumar, R; Prasad, L; Yilmaz, A; Marcovecchio, J; Joseph, B; Raj, J; Edwin, B; Jeevitha, D; Ajisha, M; ; S Rajan, S; , S; He, Z; Yang, X; Stoffella, P; Olaifa, F; Olaifa, A; Onwude, T; Yadav, H; Kumar, R; Sankhla, M; Gadd, G; Griffiths, A; Sankhla, M; Kumar, R; , Shefali; Farkas, A; Salanki, J; Specziar, A; Baatrup, E; Singh Sankhla, M; Kumari, M; Nandan, M; Kumar, R; Agrawal, P; Herawati, N; Suzuki, S; Hayashi, K; Rivai, I; Koyama, H; , Cadmium; Stewart, C; Johnston, D; Leonard, G; Horwell, C; Thordarson, T

doi:10.33263/lianbs102.21482166

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Water Contamination by Heavy Metals and their Toxic Effect on Aquaculture and Human Health through Food Chain

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Authors:

Swaroop S. Sonone

Swapnali Jadhav

Mahipal Singh Sankhla

Abstract

Heavy metals are metals with relatively high density and toxic at very low concentrations. The common heavy metal pollutants can be traced everywhere in minimal quantities. Heavy metals contaminate aquatic environments through various sources like industrial waste, domestic effluents, atmospheric so...

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Food chain

Aquaculture

Pollutant

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