Exploring the ameliorative potential of rutin against High-Sucrose Diet-induced oxidative stress and reproductive toxicity in Drosophila melanogaster.

Sucrose is a vital ingredient in numerous food items consumed regularly. However, exposure to excessive sucrose for a prolonged period can promote health issues. The reproductive system has a delicate physiology that can be targeted by various chemical stressors, including sucrose.

Unveiling the physical, behavioural, and biochemical effects of clothianidin on a non-target organism, Drosophila melanogaster.

Clothianidin is a novel neonicotinoid pesticide globally used in agriculture to enhance crop production. However, unintentional exposure to clothianidin via contaminated environmental matrices and food products can be detrimental to non-target organisms, including humans. Hence, to unravel the potential health risks at organismal and sub-organismal levels, first instar larvae of a non-target organism, Drosophila melanogaster, were exposed to sub-lethal concentrations (0.

Chronic sub-lethal exposure to clothianidin triggers organismal and sub-organismal-level health hazards in a non-target organism, Drosophila melanogaster.

Neonicotinoids are among the most widely used systemic pesticides across the world. These chemicals have gathered significant attention for their potential adverse impacts on non-target organisms. Clothianidin is a novel neonicotinoid pesticide, employed globally to control sucking and chewing types of pests.

In silico study reveals binding potential of rotenone at multiple sites of pulmonary surfactant proteins: A matter of concern.

Rotenone is a broad-spectrum pesticide employed in various agricultural practices all over the world. Human beings are exposed to this chemical through oral, nasal, and dermal routes. Inhalation of rotenone exposes bio-molecular components of lungs to this chemical.