Assessing the recovery of steroid levels and gonadal histopathology of tilapia exposed to polystyrene particle pollution by supplementary feed

Keyphrases

• Tilapia 100%
• Supplementary Feeding 100%
• Polystyrene Particles 100%
• Particle Pollution 100%
• Steroid Levels 100%
• Cyst 66%
• Vitamin C 50%
• Testosterone 50%
• Plastic Particles 50%
• Particle Concentration 50%
• Gonad 33%
• Tilapia Fish 33%
• Colony Forming Units 33%
• Water Pollution 33%
• Estradiol Level 33%
• Aquatic Environment 16%
• Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) 16%
• Compound Probiotics 16%
• Cell number 16%
• Human Activities 16%
• Histological Analysis 16%
• Industrial Waste 16%
• Freshwater 16%
• Aquatic Organisms 16%
• Negative Impact 16%
• Laboratory Analysis 16%
• Water Effect 16%
• Seminiferous Tubules 16%
• Time-to-treatment 16%
• Spermatogenic Cells 16%
• Fish Populations 16%
• Reproductive Health 16%
• Male Gonad 16%
• Potential Threats 16%
• Structure Shape 16%
• Particle Exposure 16%
• Structure Size 16%
• Oestradiol Concentrations 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Styrofoam 100%
• Tilapia 100%
• Ascorbic Acid 50%
• Diethylstilbestrol 50%
• Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay 16%
• Oxidizing Agent 16%
• Fresh Water 16%
• Aquatic Species 16%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Tilapia 100%
• Gonad 60%
• Diethylstilbestrol 60%
• Colony Forming Unit 40%
• Seminiferous Tubule 20%