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Nigella sativa oil ameliorates malathion-ınduced toxicity in Nile tilapia: a multi-systemic and molecular evaluation

Jul 2026 · Fish Physiology & Biochemistry · Vol 52 · 2 citations · 81 references
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It is demonstrated that dietary Nigella sativa oil effectively mitigates malathion-induced toxic effects and offers a comprehensive insight into the protective mechanisms of black cumin oil in aquaculture.

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