Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
Microbial
bioremediation
is
an
advanced
technique
for
removing
herbicides
and
heavy
metals
from
agricultural
soil.
In
this
study,
the
strain
Stenotrophomonas
pavanii
MY01
was
used
its
ability
to
degrade
glyphosate,
a
phosphorus-containing
organic
compound,
producing
PO
4
3−
as
byproduct.
known
form
stable
precipitates
with
metals,
indicating
that
could
potentially
remove
by
degrading
glyphosate.
Therefore,
present
experiment
induced
phosphate
precipitation
Cu(II)
(Hereinafter
referred
Cu
2+
)
Zn(II)
Zn
glyphosate
MY01.
Meanwhile,
whole
genome
of
mined
degradation
mechanism
metal
removal
mechanism.
The
results
study
showed
degraded
best
at
34°C,
pH
=
7.7,
inoculum
0.7%,
reaching
72.98%
within
3d.
highest
in
test
75.95
68.54%,
respectively.
A
comparison
MY01’s
genes
protein
sequences
GE000474
GE002603
had
strong
similarity
oxidoreductase
C-P
lyase.
This
suggests
these
may
be
key
strain’s
GE001435
sequence
appears
related
pathway,
which
enable
excretion
into
environment,
where
it
forms
coordination
complexes
metals.
Food Additives & Contaminants Part A,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 10
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Beehives
can
accumulate
environmental
contaminants
as
bees
gather
pollen,
propolis,
and
water
from
their
surroundings,
contaminating
hive
products
like
honey.
Moreover,
in
multifloral
environments,
interact
with
plants
treated
different
pesticides,
often
causing
higher
pesticides
concentrations
multi-floral
honey
than
mono-floral
varieties.
Glyphosate
glufosinate
are
both
widely
used
herbicides.
accounted
for
one-third
of
herbicide
sales
Europe
2017
continues
to
raise
health
concerns,
including
its
potential
carcinogenicity.
While
the
European
Commission
extended
glyphosate's
authorisation
another
10
years
2023,
concerns
remain
about
impact
on
biodiversity
human
health.
This
study
aimed
monitor
presence
glyphosate,
glufosinate,
metabolites
100
samples
representing
Italian
production
by
analysis
using
IC-HRMS.
Results
indicated
that
12%
contained
glyphosate
residues
ranging
>
LOQ
45
ng
g
Cuadernos de Educación y Desarrollo,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. e7774 - e7774
Published: March 18, 2025
Estudos
demonstraram
que
os
herbicidas
à
base
de
glifosato
(HBG)s
podem
estar
relacionados
a
vários
prejuízos
morfofuncionais
aumentam
o
risco
às
doenças
crônicas.
Neste
estudo,
buscou-se
verificar
efeitos
da
exposição
um
HBG,
sobre
parâmetros
bioquímicos
plasmáticos
e
morfológicos
renais,
em
camundongos
fêmeas
submetidas
ou
não
ovariectomia.
Para
se
potenciais
ao
HBG
estão
associados
concentração
hormônios
ovarianos,
grupo
C57Bl/6
adultas
foram
ovariectomizadas
(OVX),
as
demais
pseudo-operação
(SHAM).
Posteriormente
SHAM
OVX
receberam
por
60
dias,
gavagem
diária
0,2
mL
água
destilada
(grupos
SHAM0
OVX0)
contendo
0,5
mg
HBG/kg
SHAM0.5
OVX0.5)
50
SHAM50
OVX50).
As
apresentaram
maior
peso
corporal
do
SHAM.
O
dos
rins,
plasmática
creatinina,
ureia
ácido
úrico,
morfologia
corpúsculo
renal
similares
entre
OVX0
SHAM0.
A
nas
concentrações
mg/kg
modificou
corporal,
plasmáticas
úrico
OVX.
Contudo,
HBG/kg/dia
aumentou
área
espaço
Bowman
OVX50.
Estas
alterações
indicam
impactos
na
estrutura
renal,
promovidos
pelo
herbicida
fêmeas,
depender
circulante
ovarianos.
Journal of Advanced Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 1, 2025
Early
life
bone
accumulation,
which
predicts
future
fragility
fracture
risk,
is
intimately
associated
with
sex
hormones.
N,
N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide
(DEET)
the
primary
and
most
effective
active
ingredient
widely
used
globally,
especially
among
children
adolescents.
However,
effects
of
DEET
on
hormones
mass
remain
unclear.
We
aimed
to
explore
adverse
exposure
elucidate
potential
mediating
roles
in
This
cross-sectional
study
analyzed
864
adolescents
from
NHANES
2013-2016.
Urinary
3-diethyl-carbamoyl
benzoic
acid
(DCBA)
was
employed
as
a
biomarker
for
exposure.
The
examined
relationships
between
DCBA,
hormones,
mass,
particular
focus
evaluating
independent
serial
mediation
DEET-bone
associations.
Increased
DCBA
decreased
testosterone
(TT),
estrogen
(E2),
free
androgen
index
(FAI),
alongside
an
increase
hormone-binding
globulin
(SHBG)
levels,
particularly
pronounced
subjects
<
12
years
[β%
(95
%
CI)
=
-0.081
(-0.144,
-0.017),
-0.064
(-0.114,
-0.013),
-0.101
(-0.177,
-0.024),
0.020
(-0.009,
0.048),
respectively]
non-overweight
-0.160
(-0.234,
-0.086),
-0.103
(-0.158,
-0.048),
-0.195
(-0.282,
-0.107),
0.035
(0.012,
0.058),
respectively].
Negative
dose-response
were
observed
participants
-0.011
(-0.018,
-0.005)
-0.027
(-0.041,
-0.013)
total
mineral
density
(BMD)
content
(BMC),
respectively],
BMC
-0.012
(-0.024,
0.000)].
Additionally,
TT,
E2,
SHBG
found
significantly
independently
mediate
15.41
79.84
relationship
mass.
Furthermore,
detected
SHBG.
exerts
detrimental
effect
health
by
interfering
adolescents,
warranting
heightened
public
concern.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 28, 2025
Glyphosate
(GLY)
is
a
well-known
herbicide
with
significant
applications
in
both
agriculture
and
non-agriculture.
However,
GLY
overuse
recent
years
has
resulted
detection
of
residues
many
crops,
endangering
human
health
food
safety.
Our
aim
to
investigate
the
relationship
between
urinary
mortality,
as
well
its
influencing
factors.
The
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
data
from
4740
American
adults
were
examined.
Fitted
smooth
curves,
generalized
summation
models,
multiple
logistic
regression
models
used
mortality.
To
potential
regulatory
elements
two
effects,
perform
subgroup
analysis.
During
median
follow-up
4.03
years,
there
total
238
all-cause
deaths,
75
cardiovascular
disease
(CVD)
deaths
52
cancer
deaths.
positively
correlated
Each
1
ng/ml
increase
was
associated
40%
increased
risk
mortality
(Hazard
ratio
(HR)
1.40,
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
1.09-1.80),
an
50%
High
group
compared
Low
(HR
1.50,
CI
1.05-2.14).
In
analysis,
association
significantly
modified
by
gender
(P
for
interaction
=
0.03),
hypertension
0.022).
Higher
seems
be
more
death,
may
affect
this
association.
Furthermore,
urine
have
higher
effect
on
people
without
hypertension.
Food Safety and Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
ABSTRACT
You
are
what
you
eat.
Genetically
modified
(GM)
foods
transforming
modern
agriculture
by
enhancing
nutrition,
sustainability,
and
resilience
to
environmental
challenges.
This
review
highlights
the
benefits
of
GM
crops,
including
pest
resistance,
nutrient
enrichment,
roles
in
mycotoxin
reduction,
biofuel
production,
pharmaceuticals.
Although
offer
solutions
for
global
food
security,
concerns
persist
regarding
allergenicity,
cancer
risk,
reproductive
health,
gut
microbiota
disruption.
Advanced
detection
methods,
such
as
PCR‐based
assays,
immunoassays,
next‐generation
sequencing
(NGS),
pivotal
accurate
identification
regulation,
ensuring
unauthorized
modifications
excluded
from
supply.
Emerging
technologies,
CRISPR‐based
diagnostics,
promise
greater
specificity
affordability
molecular‐level
detection.
The
advocates
a
multidisciplinary
approach—integrating
genetics,
immunology,
toxicology—to
address
safety
refine
technologies.
International
regulatory
frameworks
must
balance
innovation
with
health
safeguards.
Consumer
education
is
vital
fostering
trust
acceptance
foods.
Future
developments
may
include
crops
fortified
against
malnutrition,
resilient
climate
change,
engineered
medicinal
properties.
Collaboration
among
researchers,
regulators,
public
critical
maximize
while
their
sustainability
addressing
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
275, P. 116266 - 116266
Published: April 1, 2024
Glyphosate,
ranked
as
one
of
the
most
widely
used
herbicides
in
world,
has
raised
concerns
about
its
potential
disruptive
effects
on
sex
hormones.
However,
limited
human
evidence
was
available,
especially
for
children
and
adolescents.
The
present
study
aimed
to
examine
associations
between
exposure
glyphosate
hormones
among
participants
aged
6-19
years,
utilizing
data
from
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
conducted
2013
2016.
Children
adolescents
who
had
available
urinary
glyphosate,
serum
steroid
hormones,
including
testosterone
(TT),
estradiol
(E
