Comparison of the In Vitro and In Vivo Toxic Effects of Three Sizes of Zinc Oxide (ZnO) Particles Using Flounder Gill (FG) Cells and Zebrafish Embryos

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摘要 Nano-sizedzincoxide(nZnO)particlesareonekindofthemostcommonlyusedmetaloxidenanoparticles(NPs).ThisstudycomparedthecytotoxicandembryotoxiceffectsofthreeincreasingsizedZnOparticles(30nm,80?150nmand2μm)inthefloundergill(FG)cellsandzebrafishembryos,andanalyzedthecontributionofsize,agglomerationandreleasedZn2+tothetoxiceffects.AllthetestedZnOparticleswerefoundtobehighlytoxictobothFGcellsandzebrafishembryos.Theyinducedgrowthinhibition,LDHrelease,morphologicalchangesandapoptosisinFGcellsinaconcentration-,size-andtime-dependentmanner.Moreover,thereleaseofLDHfromtheexposedFGcellsintothemediumoccurredbeforetheobservablemorphologicalchangeshappened.TheultrasonicationtreatmentandadditionofserumfavoredthedispersionofZnOparticlesandalleviatedtheagglomeration,thussignificantlyincreasedthecorrespondingcytotoxicity.ThereleasedZn2+ionsfromZnOparticlesintotheextracellularmediumonlypartiallycontributedtothecytotoxicity.AllthethreesizesofZnOparticlestestedinduceddevelopmentalmalformations,decreaseofhatchingratesandlethalityinzebrafishembryos,butsize-andconcentration-dependenttoxiceffectswerenotsoobviousasinFGcellspossiblyduetotheeasyaggregationofZnOparticlesinfreshwater.Inconclusion,bothFGcellsandzebrafishembryosaresensitivebioassaysystemsforsafetyassessmentofZnOparticlesandtheenvironmentalreleaseofZnOparticlesshouldbecloselymonitoredasfarasthesafetyofaquaticorganismsisconcerned.
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出版日期 2017年01月11日(中国期刊网平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)
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