“…DCF and PCP are known to biotransform in rainbow trout (Kobayashi et al, 1976;Kobayashi, 1979;McKim et al, 1986;Renner and Mücke, 1986;Stehly and Hayton, 1989;Oikari and Kunnamo-Ojala, 1987;Frankovic et al, 1995;Cravedi et al, 1999;Mehinto et al, 2010;Kallio et al, 2010;Lahti et al, 2011), while there is no information available on the biotransformation of BHPP and TT in fish. PCP was found to be biotransformed in rainbow trout to dechlorinated congeners (Frankovic et al, 1995) and its glucuronide and sulfate conjugates (Kobayashi et al, 1976;Kobayashi, 1979;Renner and Mücke, 1986;Stehly and Hayton, 1989;Cravedi et al, 1999), while DCF was biotransformed to hydroxylated DCF isomers and a variety of their conjugate isoforms, such as glucuronide, sulfate and glutathione conjugates (Kallio et al, 2010;Lahti et al, 2011;Fu et al, 2020;Kosfeld et al, 2020). However, in vitro clearance of DCF in different assays, which used rainbow trout liver tissue, was relatively low (but significantly different from controls) (Connors et al, 2013;Baron et al, 2017;Kosfeld et al, 2020) and we could not detect the formation of DCF BTPs in RTL-W1 cells.…”