Transcriptome regulation of Daphnia magna in the early stage (1h) of acute exposure to typical pollutants
The heartbeat signaling phenotype of Daphnia magna can show pollutant-specific changes within 1 hour of exposure to pollutants. This data is primarily intended to provide molecular mechanisms underlying heartbeat phenotypic changes, including typical pollutants such as heavy metals (Cd2+, Cr6+, Pb2+, Hg2+), insecticide (imidacloprid), and antimicrobial (triclosan).