Chemical contamination in coastal areas alters shape, resistance and composition of carnivorous gastropod shells

Gouveia, Nayara; Oliveira, Ana Julya L.A.; Harayashiki, Cyntia Ayumi Yokota; Souza, Josiane Carneiro; Longo, E.; Cano, Nilo F.; Maltez, Heloísa França; Lourenço, Rafael André; Turpo-Huahuasoncco, Klinton V.; Castro, Ítalo Braga

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2022.135926

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“…Therefore, the use of antibiotics in farmed gastropods is common during summer to prevent and treat bacterial infections, ultimately reducing high mortality rates and enhancing productivity. [33]. Barchiesi et al found the Cd in gastropod samples from Italy to be 0.12~0.30 mg/kg ww, which was lower than our result [34].…”

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“…The highest level for Cd was 20.8 mg/kg ww, and for As, it was 48.2 mg/kg ww. Gouveia et al revealed a high mean As concentration (36.8 mg/kg ww) and a low Cd level (less than 1 mg/kg ww) in gastropod tissues from Brazil [33]. Barchiesi et al found the Cd in gastropod samples from Italy to be 0.12~0.30 mg/kg ww, which was lower than our result [34].…”

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Distribution and Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Antibiotics, Illegal Drugs, and Toxic Elements in Gastropods from Southeast China

Shen,

Pan,

Han

2024

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We investigated fourteen antibiotics, three illegal drugs, and two toxic elements in commercially available gastropods from southeast China. The data revealed high detection frequencies (DFs) for florfenicol (61.32%), florfenicol amine (47.33%), and thiamphenicol (39.88%), with maximum concentrations of 1110, 2222, and 136 μg/kg wet weight (ww), respectively. The DFs of illegal drugs were 3.54% for leucomalachite green and 0.3% for chloramphenicol. The average levels of Cd and As were 1.17 and 6.12 mg/kg ww, respectively. All chemicals presented diverse DFs in different sampling months. The highest DFs of florfenicol, florfenicol amine, and thiamphenicol were in July. The health risk assessment showed that targeted hazard quotients (THQs) of antibiotics, Cd, and As for children, teens, and adults were all less than one. Notably, the toxic elements (Cd and As) were identified as the primary health risk in gastropods, contributing to over 90% of the total THQs.

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Distribution and Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Antibiotics, Illegal Drugs, and Toxic Elements in Gastropods from Southeast China

Shen,

Pan,

Han

2024

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Assessment of Ocean Acidification Impact on Gastropod Shells Using Geometric Morphometrics

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Microplastics in rocky shore mollusks of different feeding habits: An assessment of sentinel performance

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Chemical contamination in coastal areas alters shape, resistance and composition of carnivorous gastropod shells

Cited by 8 publications

References 57 publications

Distribution and Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Antibiotics, Illegal Drugs, and Toxic Elements in Gastropods from Southeast China

Distribution and Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Antibiotics, Illegal Drugs, and Toxic Elements in Gastropods from Southeast China

Assessment of Ocean Acidification Impact on Gastropod Shells Using Geometric Morphometrics

Microplastics in rocky shore mollusks of different feeding habits: An assessment of sentinel performance

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