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Effects of short-chain

chlorinated paraffins on the

expression of key genes of

Gammarus pulex at two exposure

times

Jaegers J.

Joaquim-Justo C. Gismondi E.

University of Liege, Faculty of Sciences

Department of Biology, Ecology, and Evolution

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Take Home Message:

SCCPs affect G. pulex after 7 or 21 days

Multiple biological functions impacted

Evidence of adaptation after 21 days

Ambient t° plays a role (16°C vs 20°C)

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What are SCCPs?

• Aliphatic alkanes, C10-C13, mass 40-70% chlorine

• Industrial additive:

– Metalworking fluids – Plasticizer

– Flame retardant

• >200 000 tons in the environment

Fig. 1: 10 carbon SCCP, 61% chlorine mass

In this work: chloroparaffin C10-13 63% Cl formulation (CAS n°: 85535-84-8)

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Properties & Occurrence

• Persistent Organic Pollutant (POP) • Bioaccumulable + biomagnifiable

• Long range transport through air + water

• Developmental toxicity on fish and amphibians • Thyroid hormone disruptor in fish

• Found in waters (ng and µg/L range) + biota (ng/g range) • Present in Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, Arctic

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Problem & Scope

• Toxic at environmental concentrations • Very few data on invertebrates

Can realistic SCCP exposure concentrations affect key

biological functions of a common freshwater

amphipod?

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Materials and methods

Adult male G. pulex collected in the wild

Incubator: 20 2°C Incubator: 16 2°C

7-day acclimation to lab conditions

7- or 21-day exposure:

solvent control (acetone 0.01%) SCCP 1000 ng/L SCCP 100 ng/L SCCP 10 ng/L RNA extraction Reverse-transcription to cDNA RT-qPCR

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Studied genes Acronym Biological function

Cu/Zn-Superoxide dismutase CuZnSOD

Antioxidant defences

Mn-Superoxide dismutase MnSOD

Se-dependant glutathione peroxidase SeGPX

Thioredoxin THX

Thioredoxin reductase THX Red

Catalase Cat

Glutathione-S-transferase GST Moult-inhibiting hormone MIH

Endocrine system

Farnesoic acid O-methyltransferase Famet

Ecdysteroid receptor EcR

Methylfarnesoate epoxidase CYP15A1

Na/K ATPase NaK Osmoregulation

Hemocyanin HC Respiration

Prophenoloxidase ProPO Immunity

Caspase 3 Casp3 Apoptosis control

Heat-shock protein 70 HSP70 Heat stress

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-0,6 -0,4 -0,2 0 0,2 0,4 0,6 CuZnSOD MnSOD SeGPX THX THX Red Cat GST MiH Famet EcR CYP15A1 NaK HC ProPO Casp3 HSP70 -0,3 -0,2 -0,1 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 CuZnSOD MnSOD SeGPX THX THX Red Cat GST MiH Famet EcR CYP15A1 NaK HC ProPO Casp3 HSP70

Results & Discussion

7 days Control SCCP 10ng/L 21 days

SCCP 100ng/L SCCP 1000ng/L *** ** ** ** ** * * ** * * *

Fig. 2: log2 fold-change values for gene expressions after SCCP exposure. Genes marked with (*) displayed a significant (p<0.05) difference with controls, colour coded to the

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Results & Discussion

Cluster 1

Cluster 2

GST

Fig. 3: heatmaps with hierarchical clustering of genes by similarity of expression levels between exposure conditions. The 2 main clusters have been highlighted.

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• Up-regulation of antioxidant genes

• Short-term inhibition of moulting

• Variations in HC and ProPO linked to moult

inhibition?

• Increase in caspase3 mRNA after 21 days

Results & Discussion

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Comparison with 20°C exposure

-0,8 -0,6 -0,4 -0,2 0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 CuZnSOD MnSOD SeGPX THX THX Red Cat GST MiH Famet EcR CYP15A1 NaK HC ProPO Casp3 HSP70 -0,3 -0,2 -0,1 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 CuZnSOD MnSOD SeGPX THX THX Red Cat GST MiH Famet EcR CYP15A1 NaK HC ProPO Casp3 HSP70 Control SCCP 10ng/L SCCP 100ng/L SCCP 1000ng/L 7 days 21 days * *** **

Fig. 4: log2 fold-change values for gene expressions after SCCP exposure at 20°C. Genes marked with (*) displayed a significant (p<0.05) difference with controls, colour coded to the corresponding

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Comparison with 20°C exposure

NaK

HSP70

Cluster 1

Cluster 2

Fig. 3: heatmaps with hierarchical clustering of genes by similarity of expression levels between 20°C exposure conditions. The 2 main clusters have been highlighted.

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Conclusions

• 16°C range: many biological functions impacted (endocrine, antioxidant, respiration)

• 20°C range: antioxidant system highly up-regulated

=> At environmental concentrations! (≤1000 ng/L)

• Evidence of adaptation between 7 and 21 days • SCCP effects need to be further studied in

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Acknowledgements

• Dr. Eric Gismondi

• Prof. Célia-Joaquim-Justo

• Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research

(FNRS)

Figure

Fig. 1: 10 carbon SCCP, 61% chlorine mass
Fig. 2: log2 fold-change values for gene expressions after SCCP exposure. Genes marked  with (*) displayed a significant (p&lt;0.05) difference with controls, colour coded to the
Fig. 3: heatmaps with hierarchical clustering of genes by similarity of expression levels  between exposure conditions
Fig. 4: log2 fold-change values for gene expressions after SCCP exposure at 20°C. Genes marked  with (*) displayed a significant (p&lt;0.05) difference with controls, colour coded to the corresponding
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