Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 9, 2022
Abstract
Bisphenol
A
(BPA)
is
one
of
the
most
produced
synthetic
monomers
in
world
and
widespread
environment.
Due
to
its
adverse
effects
on
life,
BPA
was
replaced
by
bisphenol
analogues
(BP).
Bacteria
can
degrade
other
(BP)
diminishing
their
concentrations
To
summarize
knowledge
contribute
future
studies,
this
review
we
surveyed
papers
bacterial
degradation
twelve
different
published
until
2020.
total
84
original
from
PubMed
Google
Scholar
were
selected
for
review.
Most
studies
(95.2%,
n
=
80)
focused
(BPA),
then
BPF,
BPS.
The
number
increased
almost
six
times
2000
(
2)
2020
11).
Indigenous
microorganisms
genera
Sphingobium
Cupriavidus
could
several
BP.
However,
few
.
Biodegradation
does
not
imply
analogues.
acknowledgement
various
aspects
BP
biodegradation
vital
choosing
suitable
bioremediation
a
single
or
mixture
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(30), P. 75126 - 75140
Published: May 22, 2023
The
aim
of
the
study
was
to
determine
totoxicity
bisphenol
A
(BPA)
and
its
derivatives
(bisphenol
S
(BPS),
F
(BPF),
tetrabromobisphenol
(TBBPA))
due
high
accumulation
in
environment.
performed
analysis
revealed
toxicity
BPA,
BPF,
BPS
against
Kurthia
gibsoni,
Microbacterium
sp.,
Brevundimonas
diminuta
as
most
sensitive,
reaching
microbial
toxic
concentrations
range
0.018-0.031
mg
∙
L-1.
Moreover,
genotoxicity
assay
shows
ability
all
tested
compounds
increase
β-galactosidase
level
at
concentration
7.81-500
µM
(in
Escherichia
coli,
PQ37).
In
turn,
matbolic
activation
bishpenols
has
caused
enhacement
cytotoxicity
effect.
Interestingely,
highest
phytotoxicity
effect
pointed
for
BPA
TBBPA
10
L-1
50
L-1,
which
cause
inhibition
root
growth
by
58%
45%,
respectively
(especially
S.
alba
saccharatum).
Furthermore,
analyses
show
BPS,
significantly
decrease
metabolic
activity
human
keratynoctes
vitro
after
24
h
treatment
micromolar
concentrations.
Simialry,
impact
certain
bisphenols
on
proliferation-,
apoptosis-,
inflammation-related
mRNA
expression
shown
cell
line.
Summarizing,
presented
results
have
proved
that
derrivatives
are
able
negative
living
orgnisms
such
bacteria,
plants,
cells,
is
strict
related
pro-apoptotic
genotoxic
mechanism
action.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(19), P. 6500 - 6500
Published: Sept. 29, 2023
Negative
public
sentiment
built
up
around
bisphenol
A
(BPA)
follows
growing
awareness
of
the
frequency
this
chemical
compound
in
environment.
The
increase
air,
water,
and
soil
contamination
by
BPA
has
also
generated
need
to
replace
it
with
less
toxic
analogs,
such
as
Bisphenol
F
(BPF)
S
(BPS).
However,
due
structural
similarity
BPF
BPS
BPA,
questions
arise
about
safety
their
usage.
toxicity
BPF,
towards
humans
animals
been
fairly
well
understood.
biodegradability
potential
microorganisms
each
these
bisphenols
is
widely
recognized.
scale
inhibitory
pressure
on
microbiomes
enzyme
activity
not
estimated.
These
parameters
are
extremely
important
determining
health,
which
turn
influences
plant
growth
development.
Therefore,
manuscript,
knowledge
expanded
systematized
regarding
differences
between
its
two
analogs.
In
context
synthetic
characterization
effects
permeation
into
environment,
impact
microbiological
biochemical
soils
was
traced.
response
cultivated
plants
influence
analyzed.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
58(21), P. 9292 - 9302
Published: May 16, 2024
The
fate
of
sulfonamide
antibiotics
in
farmlands
is
crucial
for
food
and
ecological
safety,
yet
it
remains
unclear.
We
used
[phenyl-U-14C]-labeled
sulfamethoxazole
(14C-SMX)
to
quantitatively
investigate
the
SMX
a
soil–maize
system
60
days,
based
on
six-pool
model.
Formation
nonextractable
residues
(NERs)
was
predominant
unplanted
soil,
accompanied
by
minor
mineralization.
Notably,
maize
plants
significantly
increased
dissipation
(kinetic
constant
kd
=
0.30
day–1
vs
0.17
day–1),
while
substantially
reducing
NER
formation
(92%
58%
initially
applied
SMX)
accumulating
(40%,
mostly
bound
roots).
Significant
NERs
(maximal
29–42%)
were
formed
via
physicochemical
entrapment
(determined
using
silylation),
which
could
partially
be
released
taken
up
plants.
consisted
considerable
amount
(1–8%)
alkali-hydrolyzable
covalent
bonds
(2–12%,
possibly
amide
linkage).
Six
10
transformation
products
quantified
soil
extracts
NERs,
respectively,
including
hydroxyl
substitution,
deamination,
N-acylation,
among
N-lactylated
found
first
time.
Our
findings
reveal
composition
instability
SMX-derived
soil–plant
underscore
need
study
long-term
impacts
reversible
NERs.