The setting of concentrations for testing substances in ecotoxicological studies is often
based on fractions of the concentrations that cause 50% mortality (LC50 or LD50) rather …

Although environmental RNA (eRNA) is emerging as a noninvasive tool to assess the health
status of aquatic macroorganisms, the potential of eRNA in assessing chemical hazards …

Originally designed as a general alternative to acute fish toxicity testing (AFT), the fish
embryo toxicity test (FET) has become subject to concerns with respect to neurotoxic …

Abstract Malachite green (C52H54N4O12) is a synthetic dye that is used in textile industries
as a colorant and in aquaculture sectors to contain microbial damage. Aquatic …

Simple Summary Before any new medicine can be administered to humans, or new
chemical marketed, some tests using animals such as fish, mice, rats, rabbits, dogs, or …

Fish acute toxicity tests are commonly used in aquatic environmental risk assessments,
being required in different international substances regulations. A general trend in the …

Background Acute fish toxicity test (AFT) is one of the cornerstones of environmental risk
assessment (ERA) of chemicals for the aquatic environment. Despite many efforts to find an …

Contaminants are increasingly accumulating in aquatic environments and biota, with
potential adverse effects on individual organisms, communities and ecosystems. However …

The seminar 'Severity and humane endpoints in fish research'organized by the University of
Bergen, the Industrial and Aquatic Laboratory, together with Fondazione Guido Bernadini …

Acute fish toxicity (AFT) is a key endpoint in nearly all regulatory implementations of
environmental hazard assessments of chemicals globally. Although it is an early tier assay …