1981
DOI: 10.1016/0043-1354(81)90211-6
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Effect of sewage treatment on faecal sterols

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“…Epicoprostanol, another "faecal" sterol, is present in small amounts in human faeces but can also be produced in anoxic environments such as sewage sludge (MCCALLEY et al, 1981;MUDGE and LINTERN, 1999). It can be used in association with coprostanol as an indicator of the treatment level of the sewage because it is formed during the anaerobic treatment of wastewater (MUDGE and DUCE, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Epicoprostanol, another "faecal" sterol, is present in small amounts in human faeces but can also be produced in anoxic environments such as sewage sludge (MCCALLEY et al, 1981;MUDGE and LINTERN, 1999). It can be used in association with coprostanol as an indicator of the treatment level of the sewage because it is formed during the anaerobic treatment of wastewater (MUDGE and DUCE, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second ratio is the epicoprostanol : coprostanol ratio proposed by Mudge and Seguel (1999), in order to illustrate the level of treatment undergone by wastewaters. The higher the ratio, the more treated the waters are, as epicoprostanol is only present in traces in primary sludge, while it is present in much higher quantities in treated sludge (McCalley et al, 1981). Both ratios are represented in Fig.…”
Section: -Sterolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coprostanol (5β(H)-cholestan-3β-ol) is a stanol that arises from the anaerobic microbial degradation of cholesterol in the digestive tracts of higher land mammals, including man (Martin et al, 1973). Epicoprostanol (5β(H)-cholestan-3α-ol) is not a major sterol in human faeces, but it is often used as an indicator of sewage treatment (McCalley et al, 1981):…”
Section: -Sterolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10 Por exemplo, os esterois são ubíquos em animais, plantas e algas, sendo que os compostos com 27 e 28 átomos de carbono são indicadores consistentes de biomassa zoo-e fitoplanctônica, enquanto compostos com 29 átomos de carbono geralmente indicam biomassa de vegetais superiores, embora também possam ocorrer em determinadas espécies fitoplanctônicas. 9,11,12 O coprostanol, por sua vez, é um esterol formado no sistema digestivo de mamíferos a partir do colesterol e é eliminado nas fezes desses animais, 13 e por este motivo é amplamente utilizado para avaliar aporte de esgotos domésticos para ambientes aquáticos. [14][15][16] Já os alcoóis de cadeias longas (entre 22 e 32 átomos de carbono) são indicadores específicos de aportes de vegetação terrestre, devido à presença desses compostos nas ceras epicuticulares de vegetais superiores.…”
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