RUI: Photochemical Transformations of Algal Toxins (PbTx-2, PbTx-3 and microcystin-LR) on resuspended sediments in Coastal Ecosystems
RUI:沿海生态系统中再悬浮沉积物中藻类毒素(PbTx-2、PbTx-3 和微囊藻毒素-LR)的光化学转化
基本信息
- 批准号:1154850
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 67.85万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-05-01 至 2016-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are worldwide phenomena caused by microalgae or phytoplankton reaching extremely high concentrations. Naturally occurring toxins are often secreted during these blooms, engendering a variety of environmental, economic and human health impacts that have emphasized these as events of global concern. In this project, a research team at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington will explore the photochemical behavior of brevetoxins (PbTx-2, PbTx-3) and microcystin-LR (MLR) on resuspended coastal sediments in sunlit surface waters. These algal toxins were chosen because of their widespread distribution, photochemically lability in the dissolved phase and because a significant fraction of what is produced in coastal waters is effectively scavenged onto sediments. The team hypothesizes that photochemical processes will dramatically alter the lifetime of these sediment-bound toxins producing photoproducts with unknown toxicities and fate. Their preliminary evidence revealed a 40% increase in dissolved PbTx-2 concentration when an organic-rich sediment containing the toxin was resuspended in coastal seawater and exposed to sunlight. Accordingly, they now want to answer the following specific questions: (1) To what extent do photochemical processes alter PbTx-2, PbTx-3 and MLR on resuspended sediments exposed to sunlight and what are the major photoproducts produced? (2) How are the photoreactivities of these sorbed toxins influenced by the inorganic and organic composition of the resuspended material, by irradiation wavelength, and by suspended sediment concentration? (3) How is the photoreactivity of the sorbed algal toxins affected by the biogeochemical setting and salinity regime where the resuspended sediments originate? Broader Impacts: These questions address novel, fundamentally important, globally significant questions regarding the lifetime and fate of algal toxins in coastal environments. It has been suggested that global change, including increases in eutrophication, sea surface water temperature, and runoff from changing land use and population growth, have exacerbated HABs worldwide. The project will support a post-doctoral researcher, two master's level graduate students, three undergraduates and one high school student per year. Part of the funding will also be used to recruit local high school science teachers during the summer. Previous high school teachers have taken the experience gained in the laboratory back to the classroom, greatly enhancing their ability to convey the excitement of scientific discovery. A participant on this project is an assistant professor at an undergraduate institution who will bring undergraduates to UNCW to work on the project in the summer and will collaborate in sample collection.
有害藻华 (HAB) 是由微藻或浮游植物达到极高浓度引起的世界性现象。自然产生的毒素通常在这些水华期间分泌,产生各种环境、经济和人类健康影响,这些影响已成为全球关注的事件。在该项目中,北卡罗来纳大学威尔明顿分校的一个研究小组将探索短链藻毒素(PbTx-2、PbTx-3)和微囊藻毒素-LR(MLR)在阳光照射的地表水中重新悬浮的沿海沉积物上的光化学行为。 选择这些藻类毒素是因为它们分布广泛、在溶解相中具有光化学不稳定性,并且沿海水域产生的毒素的很大一部分被有效地清除到沉积物上。研究小组假设,光化学过程将极大地改变这些沉积物结合毒素的寿命,产生具有未知毒性和命运的光产物。 他们的初步证据表明,当含有毒素的富含有机物的沉积物重新悬浮在沿海海水中并暴露在阳光下时,溶解的 PbTx-2 浓度会增加 40%。因此,他们现在想要回答以下具体问题:(1)光化学过程在多大程度上改变暴露在阳光下的重悬浮沉积物上的 PbTx-2、PbTx-3 和 MLR,以及产生的主要光产物是什么? (2) 这些吸附毒素的光反应性如何受到再悬浮材料的无机和有机成分、照射波长和悬浮沉积物浓度的影响? (3) 吸附的藻类毒素的光反应性如何受到重新悬浮沉积物来源的生物地球化学环境和盐度状况的影响? 更广泛的影响:这些问题解决了有关沿海环境中藻类毒素的寿命和命运的新颖的、根本性的、全球性的重大问题。有人认为,全球变化,包括富营养化、海水表面水温的增加以及土地利用变化和人口增长引起的径流,加剧了全世界的赤潮问题。该项目每年将支持一名博士后研究员、两名硕士研究生、三名本科生和一名高中生。部分资金还将用于在夏季招聘当地高中科学教师。以前的高中教师将在实验室获得的经验带回课堂,大大增强了他们传达科学发现的兴奋感的能力。该项目的参与者是一所本科院校的助理教授,他将在夏天带领本科生到北卡罗来纳大学从事该项目,并合作收集样本。
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