Effects of Fenitrothion on some histo-architecture of freshwater fish Channa punctatus

Akhter, M.

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“…Likewise, mild to severe necrosis, pyknosis, shrinkage of renal tubules, ruptured renal corpuscle, ruptured collecting duct, haemorrhage, etc. were recorded in the kidney (Akhter & Saha 2013;Al-Emran et al 2018;Kabir et al 2019). Sloughing of superficial epidermal cells, uneven intestinal folding and physically damaged intestinal villi have been observed (Ahmed et al 2016).…”

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Section: Impacts Of Sumithion On the Physiology Of Adult Fishmentioning

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“…Most studies conducted so far have revealed hepatic and renal effects of sumithion, with a few actions on the intestine and gills (Table 5). Mild to severe necrosis, hepatocyte hypertrophy, ruptured central vein, pyknosis, haemorrhage, irregularly shaped nucleus, clear‐cell foci, nuclear degeneration and vacuolation were found in the liver exposed to different concentrations of sumithion (Akhter & Saha 2013; Al‐Emran et al . 2018; Kabir et al .…”

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“…haemorrhage, irregularly shaped nucleus, clear-cell foci, nuclear degeneration and vacuolation were found in the liver exposed to different concentrations of sumithion(Akhter & Saha 2013;Al-Emran et al 2018;Kabir et al …”

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Sumithion usage in aquaculture: benefit or forfeit?

Shahjahan

Islam

Bablee

et al. 2021

Reviews in Aquaculture

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Sumithion is an organophosphate insecticide, extensively used to remove tiger bug from aquaculture ponds prior to the release of fish larvae. Its usage in aquaculture may initially assist in insect eradication; however, the harmful effects of sumithion may surpass the beneficial effects and may be alarming for the farmed fish and other aquatic organisms. This study summarizes the consequential effects of sumithion on the natural productivity in aquaculture ponds, and early development, physiological response, and reproductive functions of the farmed fish. Studies have found that sumithion adversely affects the natural production of phytoplankton, zooplankton and benthos, and reduces the hatching success with increased mortality, and morphological alterations in fish embryos and larvae. Fish haematological and biochemical alterations are also reported to be induced by the exposure to sumithion, as are variety of histopathological alterations and reproductive dysfunctions in exposed fish. Overall, this study is the first comprehensive overview of any insecticide which may advance our understanding of the rational and restricted use of insecticide in aquaculture operations.

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Section: Histopathology Of Different Organsmentioning

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Section: Impacts Of Sumithion On the Physiology Of Adult Fishmentioning

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“…in striped gourami, Trichogaster fasciata (Hasan et al, 2021). Moreover, numerous studies revealed toxicities of different pesticides in various tissues of fish includes sumithion to Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (Kabir et al, 2019), Thai sharputi, Barbonymus gonionitus (Al-Emran et al, 2018), common carp (Hossain et al, 2016); fenitrothion to spotted snakehead, Channa punctatus (Akhter and Saha, 2013); cypermethrin to amazon bluespotted corydora Corydoras melanistius (Santos et al, 2012). Pesticides also altered the hemato-biochemical profiles of fish (Sivanatarajan and Sivaramakrishnan, 2013).…”

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Pesticides and Heavy Metal Toxicity in Fish and Possible Remediation – A Review

Ghafarifarsani,

Fazle Rohani,

Raeeszadeh

et al. 2024

Annals of Animal Science

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Pesticides and heavy metals are considered as potent contaminants in aquatic environment. Both contaminants are sourced into the aquatic ecosystems by various types of anthropogenic as well as natural practices. Such types of aquatic contamination drastically affect the normal activity of associated living organisms particularly fish. Both the pesticides and heavy metals toxicity cause several negative effects on fish growth, physiology, immune response, reproduction, embryonic and larval development as well as different histopathology of major organs including fish gill, kidney, liver, gonads, and intestine. Besides, the consumption of contaminated fish possess serious health concern to associated consumers. Considering these serious issues, the current review is designed to investigate the toxic effects of pesticides and heavy metals on different aspects of fishes along with their possible sources, major types, and mode of action as well as role of medicinal herbs to mitigate their toxicity.

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Effects of Fenitrothion on some histo-architecture of freshwater fish Channa punctatus

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Sumithion usage in aquaculture: benefit or forfeit?

Sumithion usage in aquaculture: benefit or forfeit?

Pesticides and Heavy Metal Toxicity in Fish and Possible Remediation – A Review

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