Iteb Boughattas

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37Publications
234Citation Statements Received
352Citation Statements Given
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Uptake, tissue distribution and toxicological effects of environmental microplastics in early juvenile fish Dicentrarchus labrax

Zitouni
1
,
Bousserrhıne
2
,
Missawi
3
et al. 2021
Journal of Hazardous Materials
92
2
25
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Abundance and distribution of small microplastics (≤ 3 μm) in sediments and seaworms from the Southern Mediterranean coasts and characterisation of their potential harmful effects.

Missawi
1
,
Bousserrhıne
2
,
Belbekhouche
3
et al. 2020
Environmental Pollution
74
1
25
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Physiological, biochemical and transcriptomic responses of Medicago sativa to nickel exposure

Helaoui
1
,
Boughattas
2
,
Hattab
3
et al. 2020
Chemosphere
51
1
23
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Transcriptional expression levels and biochemical markers of oxidative stress in the earthworm Eisenia andrei after exposure to 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D)

Hattab
1
,
Boughattas
2
,
Boussetta
3
et al. 2015
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
57
1
18
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Assessing the presence of microplastic particles in Tunisian agriculture soils and their potential toxicity effects using Eisenia andrei as bioindicator

Boughattas
1
,
Hattab
2
,
Zitouni
3
et al. 2021
Science of The Total Environment
57
0
12
0
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Heavy metal accumulation and changes in soil enzymes activities and bacterial functional diversity under long-term treated wastewater irrigation in East Central region of Tunisia (Monastir governorate)

Mkhinini
1
,
Boughattas
2
,
Alphonse
3
et al. 2020
Agricultural Water Management
25
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11
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Use of earthworms Eisenia andrei on the bioremediation of contaminated area in north of Tunisia and microbial soil enzymes as bioindicator of change on heavy metals speciation

Boughattas
1
,
Hattab
2
,
Alphonse
3
et al. 2018
J Soils Sediments
36
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11
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Metabolomic disorders unveil hepatotoxicity of environmental microplastics in wild fish Serranus scriba (Linnaeus 1758)

Zitouni
1
,
Cappello
2
,
Missawi
3
et al. 2022
Science of The Total Environment
26
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10
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