The role of toxic planocerid flatworm larvae on tetrodotoxin accumulation in marine bivalves
The role of toxic planocerid flatworm larvae on tetrodotoxin accumulation in marine bivalves
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有毒扁虫幼虫对海洋双壳类河豚毒素积累的作用
DOI:
10.1016/j.aquatox.2021.105908
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
Itoi Shiro
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作者:
Okabe Taiki;Saito Rion;Yamamoto Kohei;Watanabe Riku;Kaneko Yoshiki;Yanaoka Mutsumi;Furukoshi Seika;Yasukawa Shino;Ito Masaaki;Oyama Hikaru;Suo Rei;Suzuki Miwa;Takatani Tomohiro;Arakawa Osamu;Sugita Haruo;Itoi Shiro
Tetrodotoxin (TTX), also known as pufferfish toxin, has been detected in marine edible bivalves worldwide. In this study, several bivalve species,Azumapecten farrerisubsp.akazara, Patinopecten yessoensisandMytilus galloprovincialis, collected from the Pacific side of the northern Japanese Islands, were studied for the accumulation of TTX in the presence of toxic planocerid larvae. LC-MS/MS analysis demonstrated that TTX was detected only in the midgut gland ofA. farrerisubsp.akazara. Toxic flatworm-specific PCR and direct sequencing of the amplicons showed that the DNA fragments of thePlanocera multitentaculata COIgene were detected in the gut contents of the toxified bivalves. The planocerid larvae were also detected in the environmental seawaters. Toxification experiments in the aquarium demonstrated that the musselM. galloprovincialiswas also toxified by feeding on the toxic flatworm larvae. These results suggest that the source of TTX accumulation in edible bivalves is toxic flatworm larvae.