Comparative Biomarkers Study in Two Scallop Organs to EstablishGuidelines for Evaluating French Atlantic Coastline Water Quality

Breitwieser, Marine; Barbarin, Marine; Huet, Valérie; Dubillot, Emmanuel; Graber, Marianne; Thomas, Hélène

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“…Gills were chosen as target organs, as in bivalves they form the main interface between the organism and the surrounding water and have therefore become a key organ for food absorption. Given the high-water filtration rates of bivalves, gills also constitute a significant pathway of incorporation of pollutants and, among them, metals via seawater [ 27 ]. It has been shown that gills would have a high defense ability against contaminants, with a notable presence of antioxidant enzymes and metallothioneins in particular [ 28 ].…”

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Metabolomics-Based Investigation on the Metabolic Changes in Crassostrea gigas Experimentally Exposed to Galvanic Anodes

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Cathodic protection is widely used to protect metal structures from corrosion in marine environments using sacrificial galvanic anodes. These anodes, either in Zinc, or preferentially nowadays in Al-Zn-In alloys, are expected to corrode instead of the metal structures. This leads to the release of dissolved species, Zn2+, Al3+, and In3+, and solid phases such as Al(OH)3. Few studies have been conducted on their effects on marine organisms, and they concluded that further investigations are needed. We therefore evaluated the effects of Zn and Al-Zn-In anodes on oysters stabulated in tanks, under controlled conditions defined through a comparison with those prevailing in a given commercial seaport used as reference. We analyzed the entire metabolome of gills with a non-targeted metabolomic approach HRMS. A modelling study of the chemical species, corresponding to the degradation products of the anodes, likely to be present near the exposed oysters, was also included. We identified 16 and two metabolites modulated by Zn- and Al-Zn-In-anodes, respectively, that were involved in energy metabolism, osmoregulation, oxidative stress, lipid, nucleotide nucleoside and amino acid metabolisms, defense and signaling pathways. The combination of chemical modelling and metabolomic approach, used here for the first time, enlightened the influence of Zn present in the Al-Zn-In anodes.

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A Metabolomic Investigation of the Effects of Corrosion Products of Galvanic Anodes on the Metabolome of Magallana gigas (Formerly Crassostrea gigas)

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Bodet³

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Cathodic protection is widely used to protect metal structures from corrosion and is commonly applied on marine structures in seaports using sacrificial galvanic anodes. These anodes, either in Zinc, or preferen-tially nowadays in Al-Zn-In alloys, are expected to corrode instead of the metal to be protected. This leads to the release of specific dissolved species, Zn2+, Al3+, In3+ and solid phases like Al(OH)3. Few studies were conducted on the effects of anodes on marine organisms and concluded that further detailed investiga-tions are needed in controlled environments. We therefore propose an experimental approach to evaluate the effects of Zn and Al-Zn-In anodes on oysters stabulated in tanks, under conditions approaching those used in the ports. We chose a non-targeted metabolomic approach, using UHPLC coupled to HRMS, to study the effects on the entire metabolome, without any a priori. A modelling study of the chemical species, corresponding to the deg-radation products of the anodes, likely to be present near the exposed oysters, was also included. We identified 16 and 2 metabolites modulated by Zn- and Al-Zn-In-anodes respectively, involved in bi-ological functions, such as energy metabolism, osmoregulation, oxidative stress, lipid, nucleotide nucle-oside and amino acid metabolisms, defense and signaling pathways.

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Comparative Biomarkers Study in Two Scallop Organs to EstablishGuidelines for Evaluating French Atlantic Coastline Water Quality

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Metabolomics-Based Investigation on the Metabolic Changes in Crassostrea gigas Experimentally Exposed to Galvanic Anodes

Metabolomics-Based Investigation on the Metabolic Changes in Crassostrea gigas Experimentally Exposed to Galvanic Anodes

A Metabolomic Investigation of the Effects of Corrosion Products of Galvanic Anodes on the Metabolome of Magallana gigas (Formerly Crassostrea gigas)

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