Ammonia has adverse effects on aquatic animals, which is also widely distributed in natural
aquatic environments and intensive aquaculture systems. The intestine is a primary …

Background Members of the bacterial family Flavobacteriaceae are widely distributed in the
marine environment and often found associated with algae, fish, detritus or marine …

Diatoms are major players in the global carbon cycle, and their metabolism is affected by
ocean conditions. Understanding the impact of changing inorganic nutrients in the oceans …

Chromium-contaminated groundwater has drawn extensive attention due to its high toxicity
and wide application. Although bioremediation is considered to be an effective approach for …

The hadal zone is the deepest point in the ocean with a depth that exceeds 6000 m.
Exploration of the biological communities in hadal zone began in the 1950s (the first wave of …

To study the effects of acute ammonia stress on the poisoning reaction of the hybrid grouper
(♀ Epinephelus fuscoguttatus×♂ E. lanceolatu), 300 healthy grouper juveniles with an …

Physical and chemical treatments of Tungsten smelting wastewater, with high salt content
and low C/N ratio, are often tedious. As a solution, this study suggested a simultaneous …

Microcystis aeruginosa (MA) is a primary hazardous cyanobacteria species in aquatic
ecosystems that can produce microcystin-LR (MC-LR), which harms aquatic animals. The …

Harmful effects of water pollutants are myriad. Sulfide from water bodies affects the aquatic
animals. Intestine barrier function serves as the front-line of animals defense. Our previous …

The Earth's oceans are a huge body of water with physicochemical properties and microbial
community profiles that change with depth, which in turn influences their biogeochemical …