J. Mar. Sci. Eng., Volume 12, Issue 7 (July 2024) – 203 articles
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It is widely acknowledged that pharmaceuticals present a significant threat to aquatic marine ecosystems, primarily due to their biological impact. Pharmaceuticals are employed globally for the treatment of human and animal disorders, as well as for the promotion of livestock growth. In addition to the common inefficiency of removal in wastewater treatment plants, a number of other sources contribute to the contamination of marine environments and subsequent adverse effects. These emerging contaminants interact with specific biochemical and physiological pathways in target organisms, causing alterations in marine species throughout their entire life cycle. Marine fish serve as bioindicators of pharmaceutical contamination in seawater, exhibiting the capacity to bioaccumulate these compounds and manifest their effects. View this paper
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