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Changes in dysbiosis and gene expression in the gut of wharf roach (Ligia spp.) fed with expanded polystyrene
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• Wharf roaches (Ligia spp.) ingesting EPS were studied by RNA-seq and metagenomics. • EPS feeding up-regulated host xenobiotic-metabolism enzymes in the gut. • Overall gut microbial diversity (alpha and beta) was unchanged by EPS exposure. • A few archaeal and viral taxa were detected only in the EPS group. • Wharf roach is proposed as a tractable model for gut-level plastic-exposure studies.
Keywords:
Wharf roach
Expanded polystyrene
Microplastic
Polystyrene microplastic
Seashore pollution
Gut microbiome
Transcriptome
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