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ArticleHeliyon2024

Cytome analysis (micronuclei and nuclear anomalies) in bioindication of environmental pollution in animals with nuclear erythrocytes.

Oksana Cherednichenko, Igor Magda, Serikbay Nuraliyev, Anastassiya Pilyugina, Dinara Azizbekova

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Article in Heliyon, 2024. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 3 papers.

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Oksana CherednichenkoInstitute of Genetics and Physiology, CS MSHE RK, 050060, Al-Farabi av., 93, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Igor MagdaInstitute of Zoology, CS MSHE RK, 050060, Al-Farabi av., 93, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Serikbay NuraliyevInstitute of Genetics and Physiology, CS MSHE RK, 050060, Al-Farabi av., 93, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Anastassiya PilyuginaInstitute of Genetics and Physiology, CS MSHE RK, 050060, Al-Farabi av., 93, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Dinara AzizbekovaInstitute of Genetics and Physiology, CS MSHE RK, 050060, Al-Farabi av., 93, Almaty, Kazakhstan.

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Abstract

Assessment of cytogenetic homeostasis of indicator animals is of great importance in ecological monitoring. The simplest method of its study is micronucleus analysis. Animals with nuclear erythrocytes are often used as indicator animals. In addition to the micronuclei usually recorded, a wide range of cytological nuclear and cellular abnormalities (cytomic analysis) is encountered when assessing the spontaneous level and under the influence of anthropogenic factors. Spontaneous frequency of cytogenetic disorders in 36 species of fish, amphibians, reptiles and birds was studied. Ecological monitoring of territories of Kazakhstan with different types of pollution (radiation, petrochemical, pesticide, heavy metals, due to rocket and space activities) was carried out with the help of separate species of animals. The results of the study include comparative descriptions, schematics and microphotographs clearly demonstrating a wide range of cytological anomalies of nuclear erythrocytes of animals of different classes. The greatest spectrum of nuclear anomalies in the studied animals was registered at petrochemical and pesticide contamination of territories. Depending on the tasks and climatic-geographical conditions, all investigated species can be used as bioindicators.

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BioindicationEnvironmental monitoringGenomic instabilityGentotoxicityMicronucleiNuclear anomaliesNuclear erythrocytes

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PMCPMC11437844

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