Reflection of hydrocarbon pollution on hepatic EROD activity in the black goby (Gobius niger)

Ramšak, Andreja; Stopar, Katja; Sepčić, Kristina; Berden-Zrimec, Maja; Bajt, Oliver; Malej, Alenka

doi:10.1016/j.etap.2007.08.001

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“…[43] In this regard, it has been stated that the digestive gland is the organ most responsible for antioxidant responses, through dietary accumulation. [55] In crabs, probably the increase in EROD activity, GST activity and the LPO level, together with inhibition of GPx activity in hepato-pancreas tissues is related to its feeding habits; C. maenas is a deposit feeder therefore its food was probably in contact with the crude oil bound to the sediment.…”

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Applicative implications ofCarcinus maenasandRuditapes philippinarumin biomonitoring studies after oil spills

Aguirre-Martínez

Morales‐Caselles²,

DelValls

et al. 2014

Chemistry and Ecology

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Biomarkers have been tested in order to address the most suitable battery for determining adverse effects of crude oil spills on marine invertebrates. An oil spill with increasing degrees of severity was simulated by mixing crude oil (0%, 0.5%, 2%, 8%, 16%, 32%) with sediment. Carcinus maenas and Ruditapes philippinarum were exposed to this sediment for seven days with the aim of comparing their applicability in biomonitoring studies. Four biomarkers including ethoxyresorufin O-deethylase (EROD), glutathione S-transferase (GST), glutathione peroxidase (GPx) and lipid peroxidation (LPO) were analysed in gill and digestive gland tissues of clams; and in gill and hepato-pancreas tissues of crabs. EROD, GST and GPx enzymatic activities were significantly induced in gill and digestive gland tissues of clams when increasing oil concentrations (p < .01). In crabs all the biomarkers were significantly activated in gill tissues, whereas EROD and LPO activities were induced only in hepato-pancreas tissues (p < .01). Gill and digestive gland in clams and gill in crabs were found to be the most reliable tissues for analysis of biomarkers. The biomarkers selected are thus considered suitable for assessing toxicity of sediments after a marine crude oil spill accident. Both species were found to be sensitive and suitable for biomonitoring purposes.

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Applicative implications ofCarcinus maenasandRuditapes philippinarumin biomonitoring studies after oil spills

Aguirre-Martínez

Morales‐Caselles²,

DelValls

et al. 2014

Chemistry and Ecology

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“…These species, widespread in ports, show a particular resistance to polluted waters. Thanks to their well‐known potential as bioindicators, these fish have been suggested as suitable candidates for biomonitoring programs in the Mediterranean sea (Parrino et al, 2018; Ramšak et al, 2007). The haematological reference values on G .…”

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Innovative approach for haematological analysis in Gobius niger (Linnaeus, 1758) and Mugil cephalus (Linnaeus, 1758): Useful model in fish preventive medicine

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Costa

Piccione

et al. 2021

Aquaculture Research

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“…It is suitable as an indicator for monitoring marine pollution (Ramsak et al, 2007), and also occupies an essential position in the food chain (Rigal et al, 2008). It is classified as a discard in the coastal fisheries of the Black Sea.…”

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Population Dynamics, Current Trends and Future Prospects of the Black Goby (Gobius niger) in the Eastern Part of the Black Sea (Turkiye)

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Karadurmuş²

2022

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Reflection of hydrocarbon pollution on hepatic EROD activity in the black goby (Gobius niger)

Cited by 9 publications

References 25 publications

Applicative implications ofCarcinus maenasandRuditapes philippinarumin biomonitoring studies after oil spills

Applicative implications ofCarcinus maenasandRuditapes philippinarumin biomonitoring studies after oil spills

Innovative approach for haematological analysis in Gobius niger (Linnaeus, 1758) and Mugil cephalus (Linnaeus, 1758): Useful model in fish preventive medicine

Population Dynamics, Current Trends and Future Prospects of the Black Goby (Gobius niger) in the Eastern Part of the Black Sea (Turkiye)

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