Bioaccumulation and Eco toxicity of Mercury and Lead in Cyprinus Carpio

One of the most important scientific disciplines is determining toxicity heavy metals in freshwater, and there a rising concern about development methodologies for identifying toxic effects aquatic creatures. To test efficacy this approach, an experimental study was conducted on fish Cyprinus carpio from pond Bengaluru, Karnataka. Surface bioaccumulation mercury lead studies using Scanning Electron microscopy. Molecular Mercury were analysed by ICPMS. Brain showed highest level (1780 ppb) when compared to kidney (1365 liver (1150 tissues C. carpio. Similarly, accumulation noticed brain (1490 followed (1245 (1100 ppb). Moreover, surface molecular The morphology kidney, studied scanning electron microscopy (SEM). This has elicited strong response freshwater aquaculture implement control measures avoid future infiltration into food chain. present been undertaken explore detect spectral biochemical morphological changes.