Understanding the endocrine disruption of chiral pesticides: The enantioselectivity in estrogenic activity of synthetic pyrethroids

作者: Cui Wang , Quan Zhang , XiaoFeng Zhang , Jing Liu , WeiPing Liu

DOI: 10.1007/S11426-010-0143-7

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摘要: Synthetic pyrethroids (SPs), a family of chiral insecticides consisting multiple stereoismers, have been regarded as estrogenic endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs). In this study, we applied the yeast two-hybrid and molecular docking (MD) assay to assess enantioselective activities three commonly used SPs, bifenthrin (cis-BF), permethrin (PM) fenvalerate (Fen). The β-galactosidase analyses indicated that all testing displayed significant (p<0.05) enantioselectivity. results showed potential cis-BF was mainly attributed 1S-cis-BF. Neither PM nor Fen effects. However, two stereoisomers possessed activities. αR-2R-Fen αS-2S-Fen also induced activity. inability initiate reporter gene expression by racemic may be due low ratios these isomers or antagonism among them. strong hydrophobic interaction hydrogen bond between positive ERα support our biological results. This research demonstrated activity SPs selective binding their receptor. data suggests enantioselectivity pesticides is

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