Calcium oxide

Calcium oxide



Effects reported: Enzyme(s) Mortality Biochemistry
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ReferencePubMed ID of research paper
Experimental TypeIn vivo or in vitro
Cell / TissueIf in vitro, cells derived from aquaculture-relevant species
Cell / TissueIf in vitro, tissues obtained from aquaculture-relevant species
Cell / TissueIf in vivo, left blank
Test OrganismAquaculture-relevant species tested for toxic effect
LifestageLifestage of the test organism if mentioned in the reference
AdministrationRoute by which the chemical enters the test organism or treatment method
Administered dose rangeDifferent doses of chemicals tested in this study
Significant dose rangeSignificant result(s) at specific doses
Trend Direction of effect over time
Measurement Parameter used to quantify the effect
Effect Overall observed biological outcome or toxicological effect
Reference Experiment type Cell / tissue Test organism Lifestage Administration Administered dose Significant dose Trend Measurement Effect
PMID:30453045 In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Prophenoloxidase activity Enzyme(s)
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzyme activity Enzyme(s)
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Survival Mortality
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Total hematocyte count Biochemistry
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Increased Hemocyte Apoptosis Biochemistry
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + Vibrio alginolyticus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Prophenoloxidase activity Enzyme(s)
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + Vibrio alginolyticus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzyme activity Enzyme(s)
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + Vibrio alginolyticus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Survival Mortality
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + Vibrio alginolyticus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Total hematocyte count Biochemistry
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + Vibrio alginolyticus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Increased Hemocyte Apoptosis Biochemistry
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + White spot syndrome virus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Prophenoloxidase activity Enzyme(s)
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + White spot syndrome virus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzyme activity Enzyme(s)
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + White spot syndrome virus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Survival Mortality
In vivo - Procambarus clarkii Adult Water treatment + White spot syndrome virus infection 15
g/m³		 15
g/m³		 Decreased Total hematocyte count Biochemistry
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ReferencePubMed ID of research paper
Experimental TypeIn vivo or in vitro
Cell / TissueIf in vitro, cells derived from aquaculture-relevant species
Cell / TissueIf in vitro, tissues obtained from aquaculture-relevant species
Cell / TissueIf in vivo, left blank
Test OrganismAquaculture-relevant species tested for toxic effect
LifestageLifestage of the test organism if mentioned in the reference
AdministrationRoute by which the chemical enters the test organism or treatment method
Administered dose rangeDifferent doses of chemicals tested in this study
Significant dose rangeSignificant result(s) at specific doses
Trend Direction of effect over time
Measurement Parameter used to quantify the effect
Effect Overall observed biological outcome or toxicological effect
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