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Study on the residue and elimination of furacillin metabolites (semicarbazide) in the muscle of Takifugu flavidus
TANG Shuifen, QIAN Zhuozhen, LI Leibin, LIU Zhiyu, WANG Lijuan, WEI Shaohong, JIANG Linlin, YU Ying, CHEN Yufeng, LIU Haixin, CHEN Si, LUO Fangfang
Journal of Fisheries Research    2023, 45 (5): 490-495.   DOI: 10.14012/j.cnki.fjsc.2023.05.009
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In order to investigate the retention and elimination of furacillin metabolites (semicarbazide,SEM) in the muscle of T.flavidus following the use of furacilin during the breeding process,the aquaculture pond was treated with 0.50 g/m3 of furacillin.Muscle samples of T.flavidus were then collected at regular intervals.The concentrations of SEM were determined using high-performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry,and the data was analyzed by using Excel 2013.The results showed that furacillin was rapidly metabolized to SEM in T.flavidus after dosing.The levels of SEM in the muscles increased rapidly,reaching their highest value after approximately 4 days.The elimination rate of SEM was initially fast,but slowed down over time.Even after 77 days following dosing,the residual amount of SEM in the muscles was still around 2.50 μg/kg,which was above the limit of detection.This suggests that SEM has a prolonged residual time in T.flavidus after the administration of furacilin.Based on these findings,it is strongly recommended to strictly prohibit the use of nitrofurans,such as furacilin,during the breeding process of T.flavidus,in order to ensure the quality and safety of puffer fish.

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Probabilistic health risk assessment of cadmium intake in aquatic products along the southern coast of Fujian Province in China
LIU Haixin, YANG Miaofeng, ZHENG Shenghua, CHEN Yufeng, WANG Lijuan, TANG Shuifen, YU Ying, LUO Fangfang
Journal of Fisheries Research    2023, 45 (5): 480-489.   DOI: 10.14012/j.cnki.fjsc.2023.05.008
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Cadmium pollution in aquatic products was common.In order to investigate the cadmium pollution in aquatic products and assess the health risk,cadmium concentration in aquatic products collected from southern coast of Fujian Province in China were detected form 2017 to 2022,combined with the survey results of dietary consumption of aquatic products to assess the health risk by Monte Carlo method.The results showed that a total of 1 004 aquatic products were detected,while the average concentration of cadmium in various aquatic products decreased in the following sequence:caphalopoda≈crabs>shellfish>algae>shrimp>fish.All kinds of aquatic products except crabs met the standards.About 25.6% crabs exceeded the standards,most of them were sea crabs.The contribution of shellfish,crabs and cephalopods to the cadmium intake of total aquatic products reached 85.8%-93.5%.P50,P90,P97.5 of MOE which reflect the overall resident’s cadmium health risk were far less than the safety limit of 1.According to the assessment by age group,the P97.5 risk value of the juvenile group was 0.687,which was closed to the safety limit.Shellfish and crabs made a great contribution to the variance of the risk value MOE,and their sensitivity reached 86.2%-99.1%.In general,the health risk of cadmium intake in dietary aquatic products of coastal residents in southern Fujian was acceptable,but dietary guidance should be provided for the juvenile group.People cadmium intake in aquatic products was mainly from shellfish,crabs and cephalopods.Eating shellfish and crabs with less cadmium concentration could effectively reduce the cadmium health risk from aquatic products.

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Study on the dynamic elimination pattern of mebendazole in aquaculture water
QIAN Zhuozhen, LI Leibin, LIU Zhiyu, TANG Shuifen, WANG Lijuan, JIANG Linlin, CHEN Yufeng, WEI Shaohong, YU Ying, LIU Haixin, CHEN Si, LUO Fangfang
Journal of Fisheries Research    2023, 45 (3): 297-303.   DOI: 10.14012/j.cnki.fjsc.2023.03.010
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A high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (HPLC-MS/MS) method was developed for the quantitative determination of mebendazole in aquaculture water.The limit of quantification was 0.5 μg/L.The average recoveries of the three spiked levels ranged from 79.0% to 93.9%.The intra-day and inter-day relative standard deviations (RSDs) were 7.57%-8.27% and 7.43%-8.11%,respectively.The actual application concentrations of 15 μg/L and 50 μg/L were used as the tested concentrations for the elimination experiments of mebendazole in aquaculture water,respectively.The results showed that mebendazole was a photosensitive drug whose photodegradation followed the first-order kinetics.The photolytic degradation rate of mebendazole in outdoor aquaculture water under natural light was more than 80% after 648 h.The elimination half-life of mebendazole was 231.05 h at 15-18℃.At the end of the experiment (648 h),6.4 μg/L of mebendazole was still detected in the high concentration group(50 μg/L).Therefore,the results of this study could provide basic data for the pharmacokinetic study of mebendazole in aquaculture animals.

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Review of removal of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and organophosphorus pesticides by low-cost agricultural solid waste in water environment
WANG Lijuan, JIANG Linlin, YU Ying, TANG Shuifen, QIAN Zhuozhen
Journal of Fisheries Research    2023, 45 (2): 202-212.   DOI: 10.14012/i.cnki.fjsc.2023.02.013
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With the development of economy and population, the environmental pollution, especially water pollution, is becoming more and more serious.This poses a threat to aquatic life and human health.Agricultural solid waste has served as a high potential alternative kind of materials for conventional sorbents because of the low cost, high adsorption capacity, easy modification and simple operation.In this paper, when agricultural solid waste was used as adsorbent, the properties of agricultural waste, adsorption mechanism, influencing factors and adsorption performance of PAHs and OPs in water environment were reviewed.The applications of agricultural wastes as adsorbents were also prospected.

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Determination of nitroimidazole drug residues in aquatic products by high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry(HPLC-MS)
TANG Shuifen, QIAN Zhuozhen, WEI Shaohong, WANG Lijuan
Journal of Fisheries Research    2022, 44 (1): 60-68.   DOI: 10.14012/j.cnki.fjsc.2022.01.007
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A highly sensitive detection of 10 nitroimidazole drug residues in aquatic products has been achieved by optimizing the sample pretreatment methods combined with high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry(HPLC-MS).The nitroimidazole drug residues in samples were extracted with ethyl acetate and removed fat by n-hexane,then quantified by the external standard method after detected in the positive ion mode by high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry.Under the optimized pretreatment methods and instrument conditions,the calibration curves were linear in a concentrations range of 5.00~200 μg/mL with R>0.995 0.The average recovery was 70.2%~119% and the relative standard deviation was in the range of 1.46%~13.5% for spiked aquatic sample with 1.00 μg/kg,2.00 μg/kg and 5.00 μg/kg of nitroimidazoles.The accuracy and precision of the method was in accordance with the requirements of veterinary drug residue detection,and the operation was simple and fast.It showed that the method was suitable for the nitroimidazole drug residues detection of large quantities of samples.

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Investigation on background value of boron content in surimi products and processing materials
WEI Shaohong QIAN Zhuozhen TANG Shuifen
Journal of Fisheries Research    2021, 43 (6): 615-620.   DOI: 10.14012/j.cnki.fjsc.2021.06.008
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In this study, the boron content of surimi products and processing materials was determined. A total of 33 surimi samples were collected with 7 samples detected for boron. The boric acid ranged from 0.743 to 2.00 mg/kg, and the average was 1.43 mg/kg. A total of 33 main processing materials for surimi products were collected according to the production process. The results showed that boron was detected from 11 samples, and background values of boric acid ranged from 0.732 to 53.4 mg/kg. The detection rate of soybean protein isolate was relatively high with 3 samples all detected, and the maximum concentration was 53.4 mg/kg. The results showed that boron was detected in surimi products because of background content of boron in processing materials. This study can provide a scientific basis for the establishment of boron limit standard and daily supervision of surimi products.
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