Adverse outcome pathways as a tool for optimization of the biomarker-based assessment of pollutant toxicity: A case study of a model toxicant (cadmium) in the blue mussels Mytilus edulis (Q6673521)
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Dataset published at Zenodo repository.
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| English | Adverse outcome pathways as a tool for optimization of the biomarker-based assessment of pollutant toxicity: A case study of a model toxicant (cadmium) in the blue mussels Mytilus edulis |
Dataset published at Zenodo repository. |
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The dataset describes physiological, tissue-level and cellular-level biomarkers in Mytilus edulis exposed for two weeks to different concentrations of Cd including 0 Cd (control, no Cd addition), 10 Cd (200 ug L-1 Cd, 10% 96 h LC50), 20 Cd (400 ug L-1 Cd, 20% 96 h LC50) and 30 Cd (600 ug L-1 Cd, 30% 96 h LC50).
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