Studies of kidney biochemistry of Channa punctatus (bloch.) After treating with carbofuran

Abstract

Pesticides are one of the most efficient weapons developed by man to defend agricultural goods from insect assault. However, the widespread use of pesticides poses a persistent danger to aquatic life by affecting habitat behaviour, growth, and reproductive capacity. Despite significant research activity in the area of pesticides, the quantity of knowledge accessible on the impact of certain pesticides on chosen non-target species varies greatly. Fishes have received the most attention among the creatures investigated owing to their economic value. The goal of this research is to look at the hazardous effects of the pesticide carbofuran on the fish Channa punctatus. The study will be carried out in kidney biochemical observation. The parameter selected includes - urea, uric acid calcium, potassium, sodium, creatinine so with the help of the parameters can results in serious outcomes in various diseases in fishes.