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Auteurs principaux: Oliveira, Eva Regina, Ramlov, Fernanda, Schmidt, Éder Carlos, Tomazi, Débora, Bauer, Claudia Marlene, Pilatti, Fernanda K, Moresco, Rodolfo, Costa, Giulia Burle, Cardoso, Sara, Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita, Horta, Paulo Antunes, Rocha, Miguel, Maraschin, Marcelo
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Publié: Chemosphere 2025
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author Oliveira, Eva Regina
Ramlov, Fernanda
Schmidt, Éder Carlos
Tomazi, Débora
Bauer, Claudia Marlene
Pilatti, Fernanda K
Moresco, Rodolfo
Costa, Giulia Burle
Cardoso, Sara
Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita
Horta, Paulo Antunes
Rocha, Miguel
Maraschin, Marcelo
author_facet Oliveira, Eva Regina
Ramlov, Fernanda
Schmidt, Éder Carlos
Tomazi, Débora
Bauer, Claudia Marlene
Pilatti, Fernanda K
Moresco, Rodolfo
Costa, Giulia Burle
Cardoso, Sara
Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita
Horta, Paulo Antunes
Rocha, Miguel
Maraschin, Marcelo
Oliveira, Eva Regina
Ramlov, Fernanda
Schmidt, Éder Carlos
Tomazi, Débora
Bauer, Claudia Marlene
Pilatti, Fernanda K
Moresco, Rodolfo
Costa, Giulia Burle
Cardoso, Sara
Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita
Horta, Paulo Antunes
Rocha, Miguel
Maraschin, Marcelo
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Cellular and biochemical alterations induced by diesel oil in the brown alga Sargassum cymosum var. stenophyllum cultured in vitro. Oliveira, Eva Regina Ramlov, Fernanda Schmidt, Éder Carlos Tomazi, Débora Bauer, Claudia Marlene Pilatti, Fernanda K Moresco, Rodolfo Costa, Giulia Burle Cardoso, Sara Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita Horta, Paulo Antunes Rocha, Miguel Maraschin, Marcelo Sargassum Gasoline Chlorophyll Phenols Water Pollutants, Chemical Carotenoids Chlorophyll A The effect of the in vitro acute exposure to diesel oil (0.001%, 0.01%, 0.1%, and 1%, v/v) has been evaluated in the brown seaweed Sargassum cymosum var. stenoplhyllum by determining the contents of photosynthetic pigments, phenolic compounds, and morphological and cellular changes. In vitro cultures of S. cymosum were exposed to diesel oil for 30min, 1h, 12h, and 24h under laboratory-controlled conditions. Chlorophyll a and c contents increased after diesel oil exposure as the amounts of carotenoids did not show a clear trend along the experimental period. However, a reduction in the concentration of phenolic compounds was detected by chemical analysis, a finding further corroborated by electron microscopy and cytochemical analyzes. The thickness of the cell wall showed to be augmented and the accumulation of phenolic compounds therein was also detected after exposure to that petroleum derivative. Besides, morphological analysis through scanning electron microscopy revealed irregularities in the cell surface, as transmission electronic microscopy indicated an increased number of vacuoles in the cells. Based on these results, it could be concluded that the acute exposure to diesel oil brings about a stress effect in S. cymosum var. stenophyllum, promoting alterations in the seaweed secondary metabolism, stimulating protective mechanisms against oxidative stress, and changing cell's morphological and ultrastructural traits.
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spellingShingle Cellular and biochemical alterations induced by diesel oil in the brown alga Sargassum cymosum var. stenophyllum cultured in vitro.
Oliveira, Eva Regina
Ramlov, Fernanda
Schmidt, Éder Carlos
Tomazi, Débora
Bauer, Claudia Marlene
Pilatti, Fernanda K
Moresco, Rodolfo
Costa, Giulia Burle
Cardoso, Sara
Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita
Horta, Paulo Antunes
Rocha, Miguel
Maraschin, Marcelo
Sargassum
Gasoline
Chlorophyll
Phenols
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Carotenoids
Chlorophyll A
Cellular and biochemical alterations induced by diesel oil in the brown alga Sargassum cymosum var. stenophyllum cultured in vitro. Oliveira, Eva Regina Ramlov, Fernanda Schmidt, Éder Carlos Tomazi, Débora Bauer, Claudia Marlene Pilatti, Fernanda K Moresco, Rodolfo Costa, Giulia Burle Cardoso, Sara Bouzon, Zenilda Laurita Horta, Paulo Antunes Rocha, Miguel Maraschin, Marcelo Sargassum Gasoline Chlorophyll Phenols Water Pollutants, Chemical Carotenoids Chlorophyll A The effect of the in vitro acute exposure to diesel oil (0.001%, 0.01%, 0.1%, and 1%, v/v) has been evaluated in the brown seaweed Sargassum cymosum var. stenoplhyllum by determining the contents of photosynthetic pigments, phenolic compounds, and morphological and cellular changes. In vitro cultures of S. cymosum were exposed to diesel oil for 30min, 1h, 12h, and 24h under laboratory-controlled conditions. Chlorophyll a and c contents increased after diesel oil exposure as the amounts of carotenoids did not show a clear trend along the experimental period. However, a reduction in the concentration of phenolic compounds was detected by chemical analysis, a finding further corroborated by electron microscopy and cytochemical analyzes. The thickness of the cell wall showed to be augmented and the accumulation of phenolic compounds therein was also detected after exposure to that petroleum derivative. Besides, morphological analysis through scanning electron microscopy revealed irregularities in the cell surface, as transmission electronic microscopy indicated an increased number of vacuoles in the cells. Based on these results, it could be concluded that the acute exposure to diesel oil brings about a stress effect in S. cymosum var. stenophyllum, promoting alterations in the seaweed secondary metabolism, stimulating protective mechanisms against oxidative stress, and changing cell's morphological and ultrastructural traits.
title Cellular and biochemical alterations induced by diesel oil in the brown alga Sargassum cymosum var. stenophyllum cultured in vitro.
topic Sargassum
Gasoline
Chlorophyll
Phenols
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Carotenoids
Chlorophyll A
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39778663/