RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABORATORY EXPOSURE TO CRUDE OIL AND ANTI-OXIDATIVE RESPONSES OF TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLES

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EMTYAZJOO MOJGAN; SALIMI LIDA; Zeinali Majid; SHAHABI BAHAR; GHASEMPOUR MALEKI MARYAM

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Journal: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Year:2015 | Volume:17 | Issue:1 (64) Page(s): 63-76

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABORATORY EXPOSURE TO CRUDE OIL AND ANTI-OXIDATIVE RESPONSES OF TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLES

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ENZYMESQ2

CATALASEQ2

SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASEQ2

CRUDE OILQ3

TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLESQ2

LAB CONDITIONSQ2

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Introduction: Nowadays the destructive effects of oil pollutions that produced by different resources in waters and aquatic organisms have been defined with the intention of studying effects of CRUDE OIL in different concentration, on variations of anti-oxidant ENZYMES level (SOD, CAT) in Tetraclitarufotincta and the possibility of introduce these ENZYMES as biomarkers.Metod: Barnacles Tetraclita rufotincta were sampled in Bahrekan region. Barnacles exposed to250ppb, 125ppb, 62.5ppb, 31.25ppb, 15.625ppb and 3ppb as a control, CRUDE OIL after 24, 48, 72 and 96h.15 barnacles removed from aquarium in average. Animals were examined for levels of Antioxidants ENZYMES (SOD, CAT) in their tissues.Results: this study detected that in aquarium 1, with 3ppb concentration, after 24, 48, 72 and 96 h SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE (SOD) activities shown respectively 128.98, 30.04, 75.8, 62.05 U/ml/mg protein.In aquarium 2 and 3, with 15.625ppb and 31.25ppb concentration, after the period mentioned, SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE (SOD) activities shown respectively 104.45, 74.95, 13.57, 109U/ml/mg proteinand 69.96, 61.56, 60.5, 86.46 U/ml/mg protein. In aquarium 4 and 5, with 62.5ppb and 125ppbconcentration, after the mentioned period, SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE (SOD) activities shown respectively 98.79, 193.9, 42.75, 124.77 U/ml/mg protein and 69.22, 40/08, 81.86, 59.95 U/ml/mg protein and inaquarium 6, with 250ppb concentration, after the mentioned period, SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE (SOD) activities shown respectively 62.11, 87.1, 20.71, 93.47 U/ml/mg protein.The results also detected that in aquarium 1, with 3ppb concentration, after 24, 48, 72 and 96 h CATALASE (CAT) activities shown respectively 13.29, 15.31, 15.5, 16.25 U/ml/mg protein. In aquarium 2 and 3, with 15.625ppb and 31.25ppb concentration, after the mentioned period, CATALASE (CAT) activities shown respectively 13.03, 16.74, 13.65, 13.61 U/ml/mg protein and 11.46, 16.54, 15.7, 13.58 U/ml/mg protein. In aquarium 4 and 5, with 62.5ppb and 125ppb concentration, after the mentioned period, CATALASE (CAT) activities shown respectively 18.74, 11.86, 11.91, 16.22 U/ml/mg protein and 21.1, 15.8, 15.04, 39.22 U/ml/mg protein and in aquarium 6, with 250ppb concentration, after the mentioned period, CATALASE (CAT) activities shown respectively 15.54, 18.8, 15.81, 15.97 U/ml/mg protein.Conclusion: There was no correlation between SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE (SOD) activities and different concentrations of CRUDE OIL, during the animals exposed to CRUDE OIL. It also detected that CAT enzymeis sensitive parameter than SOD and that could be useful biomarker for the evaluation of contaminated aquatic ecosystems in TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLES.

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EMTYAZJOO, MOJGAN, SALIMI, LIDA, Zeinali, Majid, SHAHABI, BAHAR, & GHASEMPOUR MALEKI, MARYAM. (2015). RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABORATORY EXPOSURE TO CRUDE OIL AND ANTI-OXIDATIVE RESPONSES OF TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLES. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 17(1 (64)), 63-76. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/87321/en

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EMTYAZJOO MOJGAN, SALIMI LIDA, Zeinali Majid, SHAHABI BAHAR, GHASEMPOUR MALEKI MARYAM. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABORATORY EXPOSURE TO CRUDE OIL AND ANTI-OXIDATIVE RESPONSES OF TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLES. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2015;17(1 (64)):63-76. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/87321/en

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MOJGAN EMTYAZJOO, LIDA SALIMI, Majid Zeinali, BAHAR SHAHABI, and MARYAM GHASEMPOUR MALEKI, “RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABORATORY EXPOSURE TO CRUDE OIL AND ANTI-OXIDATIVE RESPONSES OF TETRACLITA RUFOTINCTA BARNACLES,” JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, vol. 17, no. 1 (64), pp. 63–76, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/87321/en

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