Metal Metabolism in Aquatic Environments

Discover the intricate relationship between metals and aquatic life in "Metal Metabolism in Aquatic Environments," authored by leading experts in the field. Published by Chapman and Hall in 1998, this comprehensive hardback edition spans 448 pages, offering a thorough synthesis of advancements in metal ecotoxicology. This essential resource delves into contemporary issues surrounding metal interactions with biota, exploring critical topics such as pathways of assimilation, food chain transfer, and the accumulation and detoxification of metals in humans. Additionally, the book addresses the biotransformation of hazardous elements like mercury and arsenic. Whether you're a researcher, student, or enthusiast, this insightful work is a must-have for anyone interested in the environmental impacts of metals in aquatic ecosystems.