The Science of the total environment · 2009
Thyroid hormones as a potential early biomarker of exposure to 4-nonylphenol in adult male shubunkins (Carassius auratus).
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Zaccaroni A, Gamberoni M, Mandrioli L, Sirri R, Mordenti O, Scaravelli D, Sarli G, Parmeggiani A
Аннотация
Nonylphenol, an estrogenic-like compound, can induce vitellogenin synthesis in males and immature Teleostean species, but little is known about its effects on thyroid hormones balance. The present study evaluated the potential effects of a single acute exposure to nonylphenol (i.p. injected) on the thyroid and reproductive axis of 250 shubunkins (Carassius auratus). Plasma levels of thyroid hormones were quantified immunoenzymatically by ELISA assay. Nonylphenol induced a significant decrease of thyroxin levels, whereas no effect on triiodothyronine concentrations was detected. No histopathological changes were detected in thyroid or testes. The toxicological data confirmed that nonylphenol exerts an estrogenic effect on male fish. In addition, nonylphenol was suspected to inhibit the thyroid hormones balance, suggesting the thyroid should be included among the other endocrine glands susceptible to endocrine disruption.