Daphnia test - a short cut for human health protection assessment

Zivkovic, Lj.; Teodorovic, I.; Djukic, N.; Maletin, S.; Dalmacija, B.

Daphnia test - a short cut for human health protection assessment

2000

Zivkovic, Lj. (Poljoprivredni fakultet, Novi Sad (Yugoslavia)) | Teodorovic, I. | Djukic, N. | Maletin, S. | Dalmacija, B.

Daphnia magna toxicity testing was evaluated as a method for estimating the potential trace metals elements hazard to the environment. Electroplating whole effluent evaluation was used as case study. Daphnia magna proved to be sensitive enough to Zn, Cr and to a certain extent to Ni to serve as a quick but reliable method for assessing possible human health hazard by bioconcentrated trace metals via freshwater fish consumption.

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AGROVOC Keywords

aguas residuales danube danube river daphnia magna ensayo heavy metals metales pesados pollution de l'eau testage testing toxicidad toxicity wastewater water pollution yougoslavie yugoslavia

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Ekoloski pokret grada Novog Sada

Pagination

p. 229-234

Other Subjects

Polucion del agua; Toxicite; Rio danubio; Metal lourd; Eau usee

Language

Serbian

Note

Summary (En)

4 tables; 17 ref.

ISBN

86-83177-06-8

Translated Title

Daphnia test kao najkraci put za procenu ugrozenosti ljudskog zdravlja

Type

Summary; Conference

Source

Safe food: [Eco-conference 2000. Proceedings, 1], Aleksic, N. (Ed.).- Novi Sad (Yugoslavia): Ekoloski pokret grada Novog Sada, 2000.- ISBN 86-83177-06-8; ISBN 86-83177-05-X. 422 p.

Conference

Eko-konferencija 2000, Novi Sad (Yugoslavia), 27-30 Sep 2000

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