从多生物标志物方法来看,Luján河上中流域的环境健康

Ayelén A González Núñez1, Mauro J Palacio1, Luis I Tripoli2

  • 1Applied Ecophysiology Program (PRODEA) Institute of Ecology and Sustainable Development (INEDES, CONICET-UNLu), Department of Cs. Basic, National University of Luján (B6700ZBA) Luján, Argentina.

概括

这项研究使用生物标志物评估了卢罕河中的鱼类和生物膜健康状况. 结果显示,河流污染对水生生物产生负面影响,在鱼和DNA中观察到显著损害.

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