Effects of PPCPs on Wildlife: What do we really know? Jeffrey M. Levengood Illinois Natural History Survey Dept. Veterinary Biosciences UIUC.

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Effects of PPCPs on Wildlife: What do we really know? Jeffrey M. Levengood Illinois Natural History Survey Dept. Veterinary Biosciences UIUC

Potential Routes of Exposure

Sewage Effluent and Hermaphrodism in Fish First Observed in Roach in the UK Germany, UK, US, Denmark, The Netherlands, Canada, South Africa, Spain and others Roach, white sucker, flounder, bass, sunfish, catfish, carp, salmon, perch, etc % incidence intersex, often ~15-35%

Other Effects –Vitellogenin induction in males (gold standard) –Abnormal spermatogenesis, gonadal ducts –Diminished secondary sexual characters –Effects in females include extended period of Vtg production, delayed oocyte maturation, atretic follicles Can intersex fish reproduce? May have fewer and less motile sperm as well as behavioral and/or morphological changes that confer disadvantage Population-level impacts? Sewage Effluent and Hermaphrodism in Fish

17  -ethynylestradiol most potent ED in effluent - LOEC ng/L Kidd et al. dosed 34 ha lake with 17  -ethynylestradiol for 3 years (avg 4.8 to 6.1 ng/L) –examined fathead minnow population 7 years Vtg in males 3 x reference All males delayed spermatogenesis, fibrosis, malformed tubules 44% intersex in year 2 High Vtg, delayed ovarian development, accelerated oocyte maturation, atretic follicles (rare in ref) in females Population crashed, catch/effort from 180 before dosing to 0.1 in 5 th year after start Pearl dace

Toxic Effects of Sewage Effluent in Fish Liney et al. exposed juvenile roach to effluent at 0, 15, 35 and 79% –Levels that produced intersex and Vtg induction also affected kidney development, immune function, and caused genotoxic damage –These toxic effects occurred at effluent concentrations < those producing reproductive system effects

SSRIs in Fish and Frogs Inhibit reuptake of serotonin (found in all animals), repeatedly stimulating postsynaptic receptors >33m prescriptions for Prozac alone in US in 2002 Fluoxetine (Prozac) detected in effluents to ppb (Metcalfe et al. 2003); Kolpin et al. one stream at ppb Concentrations of fluoxetine and sertraline (Zoloft, Lustral) and 2 metabolites as high as 16 ng/g in 4 species of fish in municipal-effluent dominated stream in TX (Brooks et al.)

SSRIs in Fish and Frogs Marsha Black et al. University of Georgia –Fluoxetine caused behavioral changes in mosquitofish as low as 0.6 ppb; delayed maturity 6 ppb. –Delayed development and increased time to metamorphosis in Xenopus at 30 ppb (NOEC 2.95 ppb?) –Reduced mass and limb malformations a lowest treatment level ppb –No effects observed in gray tree frog

Triclosan and Thyroid Hormone- Associated Anuran Development Antibacterial agent in PCP, food handling, clothing, surgical supplies  g/L in effluent,  g/g in sludge; Kolpin et al. 55% of median of 0.14  g/L Detected in human breast milk, fish, shellfish Similar structure to TH and non-steroidal estrogens May be weakly androgenic

Triclosan and TH Associated Anuran Development Overt toxic effects in native anurans and fish at high concentrations demonstrated. Toxicity thresholds for fish well above conc. in effluent Veldhoen et al. – examined subtle effects on metamorphosis (TH mediated) in frogs Environmentally- relevant concentrations as low as 0.15  g/L disrupted thyroid hormone-associated gene expression and altered the rate of thyroid hormone- mediated postembryonic anuran development.

Synthetic Musks Detected in adipose tissue of humans (milk), fish, shellfish, crustaceans, marine mammals Found in the atmosphere along with receiving waters and sediments Inhibits efflux transporters in mussel gills- may affect organisms ability to rid of xenobiotics Weakly estrogenic and antiestrogenic in vitro and in vivo Otherwise very little known about possible health effects Importance to human and environmental health controversial.

Diclofenac and Vultures Dramatic declines (95%) in 3 species of vultures in India as well as Pakistan, Nepal, and others since 1990s. Critically endangered. Necropsies revealed acute gout Suspected disease, pesticides Birds with gout had high concentrations of NSAID diclofenac in kidneys

Diclofenac and Vultures Cheap, effective treatment of inflammation, pain and fever in livestock, used throughout Se Asia Dead cattle skinned and left to be scavenged; decline in vultures resulted in increased feral dogs Only 1 in 760 contaminated carcasses necessary to cause declines Diclofenac banned for general veterinary use in India, Nepal; meloxicam safer alternative

Research Needs Population-level studies, especially open systems Transfer from aquatic to terrestrial systems, e.g., fluoxetine in sunfish>herons, otters, etc.? Examine presence, fate and effects of: – antiestrogenic (tamoxifen), androgenic and antiandrogenic (flutamide) chemicals; –Proestrogens, e.g., soy isoflavone formononetin> equol –Metabolites of PPCP –Chemicals with demonstrated potential for environmental impacts beyond effluent plume e.g., musks Consider Possible Wildlife Exposure to Veterinary Drugs