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FTIR data revealed shift in peaks position in both the tissues. Level of metallothionein and its expression as well as activity of ethoxyresorufin-o-deethylase and expression of CYP1A also increased in both the target tissues of treated fishes. Furthermore, histological investigation and scanning electron microscopy showed structural damages in gills as well as liver tissues of exposed fishes. Our results suggest that NiO NPs cause deteriorating effects on the gill and liver tissues of fish, therefore effluents containing these nanoparticl
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