Parental dietary exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) - F1 survival

This dataset is comprised of toxicological assays testing the influence of the dietary exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) of a parental generation (P0), on the survival of its offspring when exposure to the same compounds were performed on the embryo and larval life stages. Five separate groups composed of adult female and male zebrafish (Danio rerio) were used for this experiment. The first group was fed with flake control-food; the second group was fed with flake food previously spiked with water; and the rest of the groups were fed with flake food previously spiked with High Energy Water Accommodated Fractions - HEWAF (10%, 50%, 100%). The parental generation was measured and weighted during the exposure, and its F1 generation was exposed via the water to the same compounds. Endpoints for this experiment were changes in body length or weight of the PO and survival of the F1 when the exposures were performed. Data of both generations are provided in a spreadsheet containing some graphs; the statistical analysis and plots were made in SigmaPlot 12 (files are included), photos and videos taken from both generations are also included.