Raw individual behavioral, biochemical, neurochemical, and serum biomarker data from Swiss mice exposed to microplastics under contrasting climatic regimes

This dataset contains the raw individual-level data used in the manuscript “CLIMATE-MODULATED PARTICLE TOXICITY: ACUTE EXPOSURE TO AN ENVIRONMENTALLY INFORMED MICROPLASTIC MIXTURE INDUCES SEX-DEPENDENT SYSTEMIC REORGANIZATION IN SWISS MICE”. The dataset includes behavioral, hepatic biochemical, brain neurochemical, serum biochemical, and hepatic microplastic accumulation data from young male and female Swiss mice exposed for 7 days to an environmentally informed microplastic mixture under two contrasting climatic regimes. Experimental groups include Control, MP-I, and MP-II, under realistic and pessimistic climatic scenarios. The file provides the absolute raw values used before index compilation and multivariate/network analyses, including hepatic oxidative stress and biotransformation biomarkers, brain acetylcholinesterase activity, colorimetric estimates of serotonin and dopamine, serum biochemical and endocrine markers, and open field behavioral scores. A data dictionary is included to describe each variable, experimental factor, and coding structure. These data support the transparency and reproducibility of the univariate analyses, composite indices, multivariate analyses, and network-based metrics reported in the manuscript.