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Microplastics in Different Tissues of a Commonly Consumed Fish

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By Mohammad Hossain, Farjana Haque Pingki, As-Ad Ujjaman Nur, Partho Banik
| Texas Medical Center
Abstract Microplastics (MPs) ingestion by fish signifies a worldwide threat to human health but limited research has examined their existence within the consumable portions (muscle) of fish. Thus, this study was undertaken to unveil the prevalence, characterization, and contamination extent of MPs across various body tissues, including the muscle of the king mackerel (S. guttatus) from the lower Meghna estuary in Bangladesh-a pioneering investigation in this region.
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Biology | Free Full-Text | Microplastics in Different Tissues of a Commonly Consumed Fish, Scomberomorus guttatus, from a Large Subtropical Estuary: Accumulation, Characterization, and Contamination Assessment

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By Mohammad Hossain, Farjana Haque Pingki, As-Ad Ujjaman Nur, Partho Banik
| MDPI
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Traditional Fish Farming Based on Indigenous Knowledge in Homestead Pond Can Uplift Socioeconomic Status of Coastal Rural People and Sustainability

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By Mohammad Hossain, Milon Sarker, Jahanara Akhter Lipi, Farjana Haque Pingki
| MDPI
1. Introduction One of the biggest challenges of this century is ensuring safe food and food security because of the high population growth rate. To meet this problem, agricultural scientists are continually making efforts to develop new technology and cultural practices, for instance, intensive fish culture systems through gene manipulation, etc.
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