From: Sub-lethal toxicity of indigo dye (Indigofera tinctoria) on Oreochromis niloticus juveniles
Conc (mg/l) | Heart | Gills | Kidney | Spleen |
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0.00 | Normal features were seen (Fig. 1a) | Normal features were seen (Fig. 1b) | Normal features were observed (Fig. 1c) | Normal features were observed (Fig. 1d) |
0.50 | Slight Cellular changes (Fig. 2a) | Slight vacuolation (Fig. 2b) | Slight cellular changes, vacuolation but dense nucleus (Fig. 2c) | Space formation and Slight Cellular changes (Fig. 2d) |
1.00 | Slight Cellular changes and Degeneration (Fig. 3a) | Low vacuolation with inflammation (Fig. 3b) | Space formation and Scattering of Cells (Fig. 3c) | Space formation and vacuolation (Fig. 3d) |
1.50 | Degeneration of Cells (Fig. 4a) | Slight degeneration, vacuolation and slight congestion of filament (Fig. 4b) | Shrinkage of nucleus and Space formation (Fig. 4c) | Dense nucleus (Fig. 4d) |
2.00 | Dissolution of Cells and Degeneration (Fig. 5a) | High level of degeneration and inflammation (Fig. 5b) | High dissolution of nucleus and Space formation (Fig. 5c) | High level of vacuolation and dissolution of nucleus (Fig. 5d) |
2.50 | Total dissolution and degeneration of cell-structure (Fig. 6a) | Extensive necrosis and total degeneration of filament (Fig. 6b) | Total dissolution of nucleus with loss of chromatin materials (Fig. 6c) | Total dissolution of nucleus with loss of chromatin materials (Fig. 6d) |