Variations in Some Electrolytes in Tilapia guineensis Exposed to Dimethoate (DMC)

Abstract

Almost Everywhere in different parts of the world the aquatic environment is continuously being loaded with contaminants released by urban communities and industries [1]. In many of these places, myriads of organic trace pollutants, such as polychlorinated biphenyls, organ chlorine pesticides, hydrocarbons and polychlorinated dibenzofurans have been produced and, in part, discharged into land and waters [2]. For certain decades now, humanity has turned out to be mindful of the capability of the impact of these synthetic compounds and their potential dangers for oceanic and earthly biological systems specifically. A definitive part of the bargain is the aquatic condition, either because of direct release or to hydrologic and climatic procedures [3-4].