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Organic metal and metalloid species in the environment : analysis, distribution, processes and toxicological evaluation / Alfred V. Hirner, Hendrik Emons (eds.).
Van Pelt Library TD196.O76 O75 2004
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Organometallic compounds--Environmental aspects.
- Organometallic compounds.
- Environmental chemistry.
- Physical Description:
- 328 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Berlin ; New York : Springer, [2004]
- Summary:
- Subsequent to the profiling of organometal(loid) compounds in important biogeogenic and anthropogenic deposits, the importance of this class of compounds for human health are evaluated by the analysis of both physicochemical and biological formation, distribution and transformation processes. Multidisciplinary articles written by experts from disciplines as diverse as biogeochemistry, ecotoxicology, analytical chemistry, microbiology and genetics estimate the global levels of biogeogenic and anthropogenic emissions of organometal(loid) compounds, and thus obtain an insight to processes which influence the genesis, as well as the distribution and stability of organometal(loid) species and their interaction with each other and other matrix compounds. The authors evaluate various environmentally relevant sources from a toxicological point of view, in order to identify potential "hot spots" of organometal(loid)s, which can negatively influence ecosystems and human health.
- Contents:
- 1 Organometallic compounds in the environment: An overview / P. J. Craig, R. O. Jenkins 1
- Biomethylation 5
- Arsenic 6
- Antimony 8
- Mercury 8
- Microbial demethylation/dealkylation 11
- 2 Advances in analytical methods for speciation of trace elements in the environment / J. Szpunar, B. Bouyssiere, R. Lobinski 17
- Organometall(oid) Species in the Environment 18
- Hyphenated Techniques in Speciation Analysis 18
- Advances in GC/ICP-MS 20
- Advances in Gas Chromatography prior to ICP-MS 21
- ICP-MS Detection in Gas Chromatography 22
- GC/ICP-MS Studies Using Stable Isotopes 24
- Advances in Sample Preparation 27
- Multidimensional LC with ICP-MS Detection 29
- The Coupling HPLC/ICP-MS 29
- Electrospray Mass Spectrometry for the Species Identification 30
- Multidimensional Analytical Strategy for the Identification of Organoarsenic Species in Marine Biota 34
- 3 Analytical strategies for arsenic speciation in environmental and biological samples / J. Feldmann, S. Devalla, A. Raab, H. R. Hansen 41
- Arsenic species in the environment and in biological samples 41
- Analytical strategies 45
- Sample preparation 45
- Separation methods 47
- Identification 49
- Quantification 51
- Analytical aspects of selected arsenic speciation studies 52
- Gas chromatography coupled to MS or ICP-MS 52
- Liquid chromatography coupled to ESI-MS and ICP-MS 57
- 4 Occurrence and speciation of arsenic, antimony and tin in specimens used for environmental biomonitoring of limnic ecosystems / H. Emons, Z. Sebesvari, K. Falk, M. Krachler 71
- Environmental biomonitoring 71
- Occurrence of As, Sb and Sn in freshwater ecosystems 72
- Arsenic 73
- Antimony 74
- Tin 75
- Speciation analysis of As, Sb and Sn in limnic samples 76
- Arsenic species 80
- Antimony species 82
- Tin species 84
- Quality assurance 84
- Speciation of As, Sb, Sn in limnic bioindicators
- first results 86
- Arsenic 86
- Antimony 88
- Tin 88
- 5 Methylated metal(loid) species in biological waste treatment / R.A. Diaz-Bone, B. Menzel, A. Barrenstein, A.V. Hirner 97
- Biological waste treatment 98
- Experimental 100
- Derivatisation of ionic species 100
- Sampling of gaseous species 102
- Metal analysis 102
- Set-up of garden composting experiments 103
- Ionic organometal(loid) species in compost from waste treatment facilities 103
- Metal(loid) species in different aged compost 105
- Biomethylation in garden compost 108
- 6 Volatile mercury species in environmental gases and biological samples / J. Hippler, J. Kresimon, A. V. Hirner 113
- Analytical methods 114
- Instrumental techniques 114
- Environmental samples 119
- Biological samples 122
- Validation of data 127
- Dimethylmercury in environmental gases 129
- Mercury species generated in metabolic processes 130
- 7 Biovolatilisation of metal(loid)s by microorganisms / K. Michalke, R. Hensel 137
- Analytical setup for identifying and quantifying metal(loid)-organic derivatives 138
- Volatile metal(loid) compounds in the environment 138
- Towards an understanding of metal(loid) biotransformation processes 140
- Direct monitoring of volatile metal(loid) derivatives in the environment 140
- Monitoring of metal(loid) volatilisation by microbial populations enriched from original environments 142
- Monitoring of metal(loid) volatilisation by isolated strains 147
- 8 The Effect of Phosphate on the Bioaccumulation and Biotransformation of Arsenic(V) by the Marine Alga Fucus gardneri / S. C. R. Granchinho, W. R. Cullen, E. Polishchuk, K. J. Reimer 155
- Experimental 156
- Reagents and Chemicals 156
- Medium and Antibiotics 156
- Fucus gardneri Samples 157
- Sample Preparation and Analysis 157
- 9 Molecular modeling studies of specific interactions between organometallic compounds and DNA / R. Yonchev, H. Rehage, H. Kuhn 167
- Extensible Systematic Force Field (ESFF) 168
- Ligand aligning algorithm 172
- 10 Organometal(loid) compounds associated with human metabolism / A.V. Hirner, L. M. Hartmann, J. Hippler, J. Kresimon, J. Koesters, K. Michalke, M. Sulkowski, A. W. Rettenmeier 181
- Experimental 183
- Ingestion experiment 183
- Gaseous samples 185
- Saliva 186
- Urine 187
- Blood 192
- Faeces 196
- 11 Genotoxicity of organometallic species / A.-M. Florea, E. Dopp, G. Obe, A.W. Rettenmeier 205
- Human exposure to organometallic species 205
- Genotoxicity of organometallic species 206
- Genotoxic effects of organomercury compounds 206
- Genotoxic effects of organoarsenic compounds 208
- Genotoxic effects of organotin compounds 211
- In vitro genotoxicity of different organometal(loid) compounds in CHO cells 214
- 12 Current aspects on the genotoxicity of arsenite and its methylated metabolites: Oxidative stress and interactions with the cellular response to DNA damage / A. Hartwig, T. Schwerdtle, I. Walter 221
- Oxidative DNA damage 223
- DNA repair systems and interactions by arsenite 225
- Poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation as sensitive intracellular target for arsenite 226
- 13 Cytogenetic investigations in employees from waste industries / Helga Fender, Giesela Wolf 235
- Materials and methods 236
- Subjects 236
- Smoking Status 237
- Cytogenetic methods 238
- 14 Neurotoxicity of metals / G. Stoltenburg-Didinger 247
- Mercury 248
- Lead 251
- 15 Actions of metals on membrane channels, calcium homeostasis and synaptic plasticity / D. Busselberg 259
- Relevance of metals 259
- Lead 259
- Aluminium 261
- Zinc 262
- Mercury 262
- Interference of metals with cell functions 263
- Metals on Membrane Channels 264
- Other channels involved in lead toxicity 268
- Metals and calcium homeostasis 269
- Lead and aluminium actions on synaptic plasticity 269
- Relevance of the data 270
- 16 Effects of organometal(loid) compounds on neuronal ion channels: possible sites for neurotoxicity / J. Gruner, K. Kruger, N. Binding, M. Madeja, U. Mubhoff 283
- Toxicity of organometal(loid)s 283
- Neurotoxic aspects of organometal(loid)s 283
- Neurotoxicity of inorganic and organic arsenicals 285
- Target structures of neurotoxicity 286
- Function of ion channels in the nervous system 287
- Prediction of neurotoxic potency of hazardous substances with an in vivo expression system: Xenopus laevis oocytes 288
- The use of Xenopus laevis oocytes for electrophysiological studies of ion channels 288
- Testing the Xenopus expression system for neurotoxicological investigations: Effects of lead on voltage- and transmitter-operated ion channels 291
- Effects of arsenicals on transmitter-operated ion channels 293
- Transmembraneous ion currents through the different glutamate-operated ion channels 293
- Electrophysiological techniques 294
- Reproducibility of the receptor-mediated ion currents (control experiments) 295
- Application of the arsenicals 296
- Effects of inorganic arsenite 297
- Effects of monomethylarsonic acid (MeAsO(OH)[subscript 2]) 299
- Effects of dimethylarsinic acid (Me[subscript 2]AsOOH) 301
- Effects of arsenicals on voltage-operated potassium channels 303
- Transmembraneous ion currents through different voltage-operated potassium channels 304
- Electrophysiological techniques 304
- Neuronal ion channels as targets for organic arsenicals 306
- Perspectives and limitation of Xenopus occytes 307
- Effects of arsenicals on glutamate-operated ion channels 307
- Effects of arsenicals on voltage-operated potassium channels 309
- Significance in arsenic poisoning 310
- 17 Panel discussion: Analytical aspects Discussion Session on "Speciation Analysis of Environmental Samples" / Convener: H. Emons 317
- 18 Panel discussion: Toxicological Aspects Discussion Session on "Toxicological Aspects of Alkylated Metal(loid) Species" / Convener: A. W. Rettenmeier 319.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 3540208291
- OCLC:
- 54024148
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