Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time
This work aimed to study in the freshwater gastropod Planorbarius corneus the effects of acute (2 days) and subchronic (14 days) exposures to an environmental concentration of the organophosphate azinphos-methyl on different reproductive parameters, offspring survival and B-esterase activities in go...
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paper:paper_15320456_v217_n_p114_Agrelo2023-06-08T16:19:56Z Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time Aquatic contamination Carboxylesterases Cholinesterases Egg masses, gastropods Freshwater invertebrates azinphos methyl carboxylesterase azinphos methyl esterase insecticide animal tissue Article cholinesterase inhibition concentration (parameters) enzyme activity female gastropod gonad hatching lethality long term exposure male nonhuman Planorbarius corneus priority journal progeny reproductive toxicity soft tissue survival water contamination animal bioassay drug administration drug effect enzymology longevity metabolism physiology reproduction snail Animals Azinphosmethyl Biological Assay Drug Administration Schedule Esterases Insecticides Longevity Reproduction Snails This work aimed to study in the freshwater gastropod Planorbarius corneus the effects of acute (2 days) and subchronic (14 days) exposures to an environmental concentration of the organophosphate azinphos-methyl on different reproductive parameters, offspring survival and B-esterase activities in gonads and in the whole organism soft tissue. The acute exposure inhibited only carboxylesterase activity in both tissues while the subchronic exposure also inhibited cholinesterase activity, decreased the number of hatched-eggs and increased offspring lethality (92%). On the other hand, B-esterases in gonads were more effective biomarkers than B-esterases in the whole organism due their inhibition appeared earlier in time (cholinesterase activity) and their activity remained inhibited for a longer time (carboxylesterase activity) when recovery studies were performed. We concluded that B-esterases and reproductive parameters can be used as effect biomarkers of aquatic contamination with azinphos-methyl. Our studies showed that a 14 days exposure to an environmental concentration of azinphos-methyl produced severe signs of toxicity in adult organisms, egg masses and juveniles that could cause negative effects at the population level in contaminated environments. © 2018 2019 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_15320456_v217_n_p114_Agrelo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15320456_v217_n_p114_Agrelo |
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Aquatic contamination Carboxylesterases Cholinesterases Egg masses, gastropods Freshwater invertebrates azinphos methyl carboxylesterase azinphos methyl esterase insecticide animal tissue Article cholinesterase inhibition concentration (parameters) enzyme activity female gastropod gonad hatching lethality long term exposure male nonhuman Planorbarius corneus priority journal progeny reproductive toxicity soft tissue survival water contamination animal bioassay drug administration drug effect enzymology longevity metabolism physiology reproduction snail Animals Azinphosmethyl Biological Assay Drug Administration Schedule Esterases Insecticides Longevity Reproduction Snails |
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Aquatic contamination Carboxylesterases Cholinesterases Egg masses, gastropods Freshwater invertebrates azinphos methyl carboxylesterase azinphos methyl esterase insecticide animal tissue Article cholinesterase inhibition concentration (parameters) enzyme activity female gastropod gonad hatching lethality long term exposure male nonhuman Planorbarius corneus priority journal progeny reproductive toxicity soft tissue survival water contamination animal bioassay drug administration drug effect enzymology longevity metabolism physiology reproduction snail Animals Azinphosmethyl Biological Assay Drug Administration Schedule Esterases Insecticides Longevity Reproduction Snails Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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Aquatic contamination Carboxylesterases Cholinesterases Egg masses, gastropods Freshwater invertebrates azinphos methyl carboxylesterase azinphos methyl esterase insecticide animal tissue Article cholinesterase inhibition concentration (parameters) enzyme activity female gastropod gonad hatching lethality long term exposure male nonhuman Planorbarius corneus priority journal progeny reproductive toxicity soft tissue survival water contamination animal bioassay drug administration drug effect enzymology longevity metabolism physiology reproduction snail Animals Azinphosmethyl Biological Assay Drug Administration Schedule Esterases Insecticides Longevity Reproduction Snails |
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This work aimed to study in the freshwater gastropod Planorbarius corneus the effects of acute (2 days) and subchronic (14 days) exposures to an environmental concentration of the organophosphate azinphos-methyl on different reproductive parameters, offspring survival and B-esterase activities in gonads and in the whole organism soft tissue. The acute exposure inhibited only carboxylesterase activity in both tissues while the subchronic exposure also inhibited cholinesterase activity, decreased the number of hatched-eggs and increased offspring lethality (92%). On the other hand, B-esterases in gonads were more effective biomarkers than B-esterases in the whole organism due their inhibition appeared earlier in time (cholinesterase activity) and their activity remained inhibited for a longer time (carboxylesterase activity) when recovery studies were performed. We concluded that B-esterases and reproductive parameters can be used as effect biomarkers of aquatic contamination with azinphos-methyl. Our studies showed that a 14 days exposure to an environmental concentration of azinphos-methyl produced severe signs of toxicity in adult organisms, egg masses and juveniles that could cause negative effects at the population level in contaminated environments. © 2018 |
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Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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Azinphos-methyl causes in Planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and B-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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azinphos-methyl causes in planorbarius corneus toxic effects on reproduction, offspring survival and b-esterases depending on the exposure time |
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2019 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_15320456_v217_n_p114_Agrelo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15320456_v217_n_p114_Agrelo |
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