Long-term exposure to salinity variations induces protein carbonylation in the copepod Acartia tonsa

Salinity is a key variable influencing the life history of aquatic organisms. Environmental variability in salinity has been associated with increases in the formation of reactive species, ending up in a state of oxidative stress. In copepods, information about effects of salinity variations mostly includes data from short-term experiments where the effects of salinity changes are evaluated in terms of survival and vital rates, and data...