Hemocyte Health Status Based on Four Biomarkers to Assess Recovery Capacity in American Lobster (<em<Homarus americanus</em<) after Exposure to Marine Diesel and Diluted Bitumen

The growing transportation of petroleum products pose a significant risk of marine diesel or diluted bitumen (dilbit) spills at sea. Despite the economic importance of the American lobster, there have been few studies assessing the impact study of such a spill on their population. In the lobster ind...
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Autor*in:	Camille Berthod [verfasserIn] Marie-Hélène Bénard-Déraspe [verfasserIn] Jean-François Laplante [verfasserIn] Nicolas Lemaire [verfasserIn] Madeleine Nadeau [verfasserIn] Nicolas Toupoint [verfasserIn] Gaëlle Triffault-Bouchet [verfasserIn] Richard Saint-Louis [verfasserIn]

Format:	E-Artikel
Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2021

Schlagwörter:	hemolymph oil spill diluted bitumen marine diesel water accommodated fraction (WAF)

Übergeordnetes Werk:	In: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering - MDPI AG, 2014, 9(2021), 4, p 370
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:9 ; year:2021 ; number:4, p 370

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DOI / URN:	10.3390/jmse9040370

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abstract	The growing transportation of petroleum products pose a significant risk of marine diesel or diluted bitumen (dilbit) spills at sea. Despite the economic importance of the American lobster, there have been few studies assessing the impact study of such a spill on their population. In the lobster industry, lobster quality is monitored according to the Brix index of hemolymph. In our research, the effectiveness of three other biomarkers operative in the industry was assessed in hemolymph during contamination (over 96 h) by marine diesel and dilbit (Cold Lake Blend; CLB), as well as in the subsequent recovery period, according to two temperature cycles. At the end of the experiment, chemical and tainting assays were performed. Our results demonstrate that, among the four tested biomarkers, lysosomal stability and ethoxyresorufin O-deethylase (EROD) induction exhibit higher sensitivity. Increasing the temperature did not shorten the recovery period. Viability cellular impacts were greater in lobsters exposed to dilbit than that in those exposed to marine diesel. Marine diesel exposure appears to be more problematic for the lobster fishery, as the cooked lobster meat still presented a hydrocarbon odor even after 3 months of live holding. Finally, the high PAH concentrations measured in lobster eggs suggest potential adverse transgenerational effects of marine diesel exposure.
abstractGer	The growing transportation of petroleum products pose a significant risk of marine diesel or diluted bitumen (dilbit) spills at sea. Despite the economic importance of the American lobster, there have been few studies assessing the impact study of such a spill on their population. In the lobster industry, lobster quality is monitored according to the Brix index of hemolymph. In our research, the effectiveness of three other biomarkers operative in the industry was assessed in hemolymph during contamination (over 96 h) by marine diesel and dilbit (Cold Lake Blend; CLB), as well as in the subsequent recovery period, according to two temperature cycles. At the end of the experiment, chemical and tainting assays were performed. Our results demonstrate that, among the four tested biomarkers, lysosomal stability and ethoxyresorufin O-deethylase (EROD) induction exhibit higher sensitivity. Increasing the temperature did not shorten the recovery period. Viability cellular impacts were greater in lobsters exposed to dilbit than that in those exposed to marine diesel. Marine diesel exposure appears to be more problematic for the lobster fishery, as the cooked lobster meat still presented a hydrocarbon odor even after 3 months of live holding. Finally, the high PAH concentrations measured in lobster eggs suggest potential adverse transgenerational effects of marine diesel exposure.
abstract_unstemmed	The growing transportation of petroleum products pose a significant risk of marine diesel or diluted bitumen (dilbit) spills at sea. Despite the economic importance of the American lobster, there have been few studies assessing the impact study of such a spill on their population. In the lobster industry, lobster quality is monitored according to the Brix index of hemolymph. In our research, the effectiveness of three other biomarkers operative in the industry was assessed in hemolymph during contamination (over 96 h) by marine diesel and dilbit (Cold Lake Blend; CLB), as well as in the subsequent recovery period, according to two temperature cycles. At the end of the experiment, chemical and tainting assays were performed. Our results demonstrate that, among the four tested biomarkers, lysosomal stability and ethoxyresorufin O-deethylase (EROD) induction exhibit higher sensitivity. Increasing the temperature did not shorten the recovery period. Viability cellular impacts were greater in lobsters exposed to dilbit than that in those exposed to marine diesel. Marine diesel exposure appears to be more problematic for the lobster fishery, as the cooked lobster meat still presented a hydrocarbon odor even after 3 months of live holding. Finally, the high PAH concentrations measured in lobster eggs suggest potential adverse transgenerational effects of marine diesel exposure.
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