Method for evaluating endocrine disruption effects in water environment based on zebra fish hormone level response
An endocrine disruption and evaluation method technology, applied in the field of quantitative assessment of endocrine disruption effects in water environment, can solve problems such as inability to evaluate compound effects, inability to comprehensively reflect water environment health risks, and inability to identify pollutants in water environment health risk assessment models.
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[0011] Zebrafish sterol hormones, amino acid derivative hormones, fatty acid derivative hormones and other hormones are used as biomarkers for the evaluation of endocrine disrupting effects in water environments, and their differential expression can be determined using ultra-high performance liquid chromatography-electrospray ionization-triple The quadrupole tandem mass spectrometer realizes the quantitative analysis, and then conducts unified quantification through the zebrafish hormone response index to intuitively and comprehensively evaluate the grade and degree of the endocrine disrupting effect of the water environment. The method does not need to determine the type and concentration of pollutants, has the advantages of saving time, labor and money, and can achieve high sensitivity, high accuracy and high throughput.
[0012] 1. Selection of Zebrafish Hormone Biomarkers
[0013] A variety of hormone biomarkers were selected from three aspects: steroid hormones, amino ac...
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