Multigenerational resilience of the marine rotifer Brachionus plicatilis to high temperature after additive exposure to high salinity and nanoplastics
To study multigenerational resilience to high temperature (HT) conditions, we exposed Brachionus plicatilis marine rotifers to HT, high salinity (HS), and nanoplastics (NPs), and measured reproductive and life-cycle endpoints. After exposure to HT, rotifer lifespans were reduced, but daily productio...
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description | To study multigenerational resilience to high temperature (HT) conditions, we exposed Brachionus plicatilis marine rotifers to HT, high salinity (HS), and nanoplastics (NPs), and measured reproductive and life-cycle endpoints. After exposure to HT, rotifer lifespans were reduced, but daily production of offspring increased. However, both combined HT/HS and HT/HS/NP exposure led to additional decreases in longevity and reproductive ability; the antioxidant defense mechanisms of the rotifers were also notably upregulated as measured by reactive oxygen species levels. Fatty-acid profiles were reduced in all conditions. In multigenerational experiments, the negative effects of HT dissipated rapidly; however, the effects of HT/HS and HT/HS/NPs required four generations to disappear completely. The findings indicated that B. plicatilis were able to recover from these environmental stressors. This study demonstrated the resilience of aquatic organisms in response to changing environmental conditions and provides insights into the complex interactions of different abiotic stressors.
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•HT boosts offspring production but decrease lifespan.•HTHS and HTHSNP stresses significantly reduce lifespan and reproduction.•Stress elevates reactive oxygen species and antioxidant enzymes.•All stress conditions decrease fatty acid profiles.•Recovery from HT is swift; HTHS and HTHSNP need four generations. |
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