Integrated assessment of biochemical responses in Mediterranean crab (Carcinus maenas) collected from Monastir Bay,Tunisia  

Integrated assessment of biochemical responses in Mediterranean crab (Carcinus maenas) collected from Monastir Bay,Tunisia

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作  者:Jamel Jebali Sana Ben-Khedher Jihene Ghedira Nawel Kamel Hamadi Boussetta 

机构地区:[1]Laboratory of Biochemical and Environmental Toxicology,Higher Institute of Agriculture,Chott-Mariem,4042-Sousse,Tunisia

出  处:《Journal of Environmental Sciences》2011年第10期1714-1720,共7页环境科学学报(英文版)

基  金:supported by a fund from the Ministry of Scientific Research and Technology,Sousse University, Tunisia(Research Unit of Biochemistry and Environmental Toxicology UR 04AGR05),and the Institution of Research and the Agricultural Higher Education (IRAHE, Tunisia)

摘  要:The biochemical response of Mediteranean Crab (Carcinus maenas) collected at five stations of Monastir Bay and from Kuriat station as control was studied using a set of complementary biomarkers. The catalase, glutathione S-transferase, lactate dehydrogenase, acetycholinesterase activities; and metallothionein and malonediladehyde levels in gills were evaluated. Results revealed differences among sites in relation to each specific biomarker. Hence, a suite of biomarkers can be used to discriminate sampling sites according to types of pollution, reflecting differing conditions of anthropogenic impact. Based on Integrated Biomarker Response, the highest values and critical biochemical alteration were observed at Khniss and Ksibat in response to urban and industrial discharges and the lowest IBR value was found at reference site. The current study has shown clearly that a biomarker-based index is usefulness tool in the monitoring Tunisian coast using C. maenas as sentinel specie. Further studies in progress to investigate the seasonal variations of IBR levels and its relationship to pollutants concentrations in the sediment, gills and digestive gland of Carcinus maenas from Monastir Bay.The biochemical response of Mediteranean Crab (Carcinus maenas) collected at five stations of Monastir Bay and from Kuriat station as control was studied using a set of complementary biomarkers. The catalase, glutathione S-transferase, lactate dehydrogenase, acetycholinesterase activities; and metallothionein and malonediladehyde levels in gills were evaluated. Results revealed differences among sites in relation to each specific biomarker. Hence, a suite of biomarkers can be used to discriminate sampling sites according to types of pollution, reflecting differing conditions of anthropogenic impact. Based on Integrated Biomarker Response, the highest values and critical biochemical alteration were observed at Khniss and Ksibat in response to urban and industrial discharges and the lowest IBR value was found at reference site. The current study has shown clearly that a biomarker-based index is usefulness tool in the monitoring Tunisian coast using C. maenas as sentinel specie. Further studies in progress to investigate the seasonal variations of IBR levels and its relationship to pollutants concentrations in the sediment, gills and digestive gland of Carcinus maenas from Monastir Bay.

关 键 词:Carcinus maenas acetycholinesterase METALLOTHIONEIN glutathione S-transferase lactate dehydrogenase CATALASE malonedialdehyde 

分 类 号:X174[环境科学与工程—环境科学]

 

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