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Development and application of a sensitive feeding assay for daphnids based on the ingestion of fluorescent microparticles
Environmental Science Advances
2023
9 citations
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Maria Giannouli,
Konstantinos Panagiotidis,
Keith D. Rochfort,
Konstantinos Grintzalis
Summary
Researchers developed a sensitive fluorescent microparticle-based feeding assay for daphnids to improve toxicological safety assessments of chemical substances, providing a more reliable phenotypic test for aquatic hazard evaluation.
The toxicological hazard and safety assessment of chemical substances relies on the outcome of animal testing involving phenotypic tests such as feeding.