Mitigating abiotic stresses using natural and modified stilbites synergizing with changes in oxidative stress markers in aquaculture

Animal wastes-derived capped and bactericidal silver nanoparticles induce immuno-physiological responses in fish for multiple stress resilience in the One-Health Approach

“…In the present scenario of climate change, the temperature of water bodies increases, which leads to increases in the toxicity of metallic and ammonical pollutants Abisha et al 2022). In aquaculture, ammonia nitrogen is the nal product of protein catabolism and metabolism, which is the most common environmental limiting factor (Arunkumar et al 2023). Heavy metals such as cadmium are known to increase in toxicity with an increase in temperature (Guinot et al 2012), which in turn affects the physiological function of the sh, such as thermal tolerance, growth, metabolism, food consumption, reproductive success, and the ability to maintain internal homeostasis are adversely affected.…”

Modification of natural zeolites and their applications for heavy metal removal from polluted environments: Challenges, recent advances, and perspectives

“…Due to their structure and chemical composition, in their unmodified form, natural zeolites display an affinity mainly for cations, especially for monovalent cations, thus their applications are related to cationic pollutants [ 15 , 16 ]. However, the removal efficiency of zeolites depends both on the pollutant and zeolite characteristics [ [17] , [18] , [19] ].…”