Fish Cancer by Environmental Pollutants : A Research Book on Fishery Science

Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Fish as model organism for cancer research. 3. Environmental pollutants as fish carcinogens. 4. Fish as the biomarkers of environmental pollutants. 5. Common cancers in fish. 6. Special emphasis on chemicals/pollutants induced skin and liver cancers in fish. 7. Contaminated fish harmful to human health. Bibliography.

In view of the above facts the scope of this book Fish Cancer by Environmental Pollutants is therefore to describe the various types of fish cancer caused by environmental pollutants/chemicals with special reference to significance of fish as model organism suitable for cancer research, fish carcinogens, common cancers, including skin and liver cancers in fish, fish biomarkers of environmental pollutants, and contaminated fish harmful to human health. This research book on Fishery Science may serve as an insightful and resourceful referral to the teachers, scientists, research scholars and students of Fishery Science including Zoology and Animal Husbandry.