Weak toxicity of chemical additives extracted from car tire rubber on the microbiome of Atlantic cod and Norway pout

We exposed the microbiome derived from two species of cod, from the outer and inner Oslo fjord to extracts derived from car tire rubber. To determine toxicity we look at growth rate and bacterial diversity as endpoints. We observed low effects overall, except for some significant changes to microbia...

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Main Author: Hjelset, Sverre Imre Hajdu
Format: Master Thesis
Language:Norwegian Bokmål
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Environmental toxicology
Extracts derived from car tires
Atlantic cod
Norway pout
Microplastics
Leachate
Microbiome
Norway
atlantic cod
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10852/89140
http://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-91753
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Summary:We exposed the microbiome derived from two species of cod, from the outer and inner Oslo fjord to extracts derived from car tire rubber. To determine toxicity we look at growth rate and bacterial diversity as endpoints. We observed low effects overall, except for some significant changes to microbial diversity at some concentrations. We exposed the microbiome derived from two species of cod, from the outer and inner Oslo fjord to extracts derived from car tire rubber. To determine toxicity we look at growth rate and bacterial diversity as endpoints. We observed low effects overall, except for some significant changes to microbial diversity at some concentrations.

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