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Microplastics in the Food Chain: Food Safety and Environmental Aspects,icles would simply pass through the gastrointestinal tract of animals and humans with no biological effect. However, studies have shown that they are sometimes taken up and distributed throughout the circulatory and lymphatic system and may be stored in the fatty tissues of different organisms. The

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Prioritization of Pesticides for Assessment of Risk to Aquatic Ecosystems in Canada and Identificatd 2020, and inherent toxicity as represented by aquatic guideline values. Prioritization identified 55 pesticides for further research nationally. Based on rank, a sub-group of seven were chosen as the top-priority pesticides, including three herbicides (atrazine, diquat, and S-metolachlor), three i

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Multi-Level Gene Expression in Response to Environmental Stress in Aquatic Invertebrate Chironomidse), or non-biting midges, are the most diverse and abundant invertebrates in freshwater habitats. They are a fundamental link in food chains of aquatic ecosystems. Chironomid larvae tolerate stress factors in their environments via various physiological processes. At the molecular level, environment

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Role of Structural Morphology of Commodity Polymers in Microplastics and Nanoplastics Formation: Frn the environment have led to growing ecological concerns. The breakdown of these plastic macromolecules to smaller micro and nanosized particles and their detection in the aerial, aquatic, marine and terrestrial environments has been reviewed extensively, especially for thermoplastics. However, the

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Prioritization of Pesticides for Assessment of Risk to Aquatic Ecosystems in Canada and Identificatng rain events, where they can have unintended effects on non-target aquatic biota. As such, Fisheries and Oceans Canada identified a need to prioritize current-use pesticides based on potential risks towards fish, their prey species, and habitats in Canada. A literature review was conducted to: (1)

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