Risks of the meiliang bay source of drinking water in taihu lake (MLBSDW-THL) on environmental health

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There was a cyanobacteria bloom polluted in the area of Meiliang Bay source of drinking water in Taihu Lake (MLB-SDW-THL) in 2007 when MLB-SDW-THL couldn't be used to make a tap water for people drinking and washing. Three years later, whether MLB-SDW-THL had biochemical effects on the mouse serum were conducted in this research for predication of its risks on human and environmental health. The water samples of MLB-SDWTHL were taken at N31.53 and E120.21 in March of 2010 and kept at 4°C for the experiment. Measurement of 22 organic pollutants with DSQ II Single Quadruple GC/MS in selected ion monitoring (SIM) indicated that 11 of them were discovered in MLB-SDW-THL. Mouse Mus musculus were feed with MLB-SDW-THL for 90d under standard conditions. The eighteen serum biochemical parameters, the clinical parameters used in China hospitals, were measured by Automatic Biochemical Analysis/RerLi 600 and the parameter data of treated by One-Way ANOVA statistic approach. The results showed that among the measured eighteen serum biochemical parameters, six of the 18 parameter levels were decreased significantly (0.01

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Yun, S., Tian, X., Cheng, S., Zhang, Y., Zhang, L., Chen, L., … Shi, Y. (2011). Risks of the meiliang bay source of drinking water in taihu lake (MLBSDW-THL) on environmental health. Journal of Bioequivalence and Bioavailability, 3(7), 165–168. https://doi.org/10.4172/jbb.1000078

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