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Impacts of pile-driving noise on neurotransmitter- and immune-parameters of the thick-shell mussel (Mytilus coruscus)
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• Impacts of pile-driving noise on the thick-shell mussel were assessed in this study. • Exposed mussels had a markedly higher mortality upon pathogenic bacterial challenge. • Both cellular and humoral immunity of the mussel were shown to be notably impaired. • GABA, DA, ACh, and 5-HT declined and correlated with humoral immune parameters. • Expression of neurotransmitter- and immune-related genes was significantly altered.
Keywords:
Anthropogenic underwater noise
Mussels
Immunity
Neurotransmitters
Neuroendocrine-immune networks
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