Publications by authors named "Mariana C Cabagna"

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  • The study established normal levels of butyrylcholinesterase (BChE) and carboxylesterase (CbE) in the lizard species Tupinambis merianae to aid in monitoring organophosphorus pesticide exposure.
  • Differences in BChE activity were noted among adult females, males, juveniles, and hatchlings, while CbE levels showed no significant variation across these groups.
  • The research highlights the need for additional biomarkers to interpret cholinesterase responses accurately, given the influence of biological and environmental factors.
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In this study, amphibian tadpoles Rhinella arenarum were exposed to different concentrations of Roundup Ultra-Max (ULT), Infosato (INF), Glifoglex, and C-K YUYOS FAV. Tadpoles were exposed to these commercial formulations with glyphosate (CF-GLY) at the following concentrations (acid equivalent [ae]): 0 (control), 1.85, 3.

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To test the hypothesis that eutrophication ponds modulate some aspects of the health responses and survival of anuran tadpoles, we conducted field experiments using Scinax nasicus as sentinel organism to evaluate the quality of two ponds filled with agricultural runoff in a dominant agricultural landscape of Mid-Western Entre Ríos Province (Argentina). The survival, growth and development rates, erythrocytes nuclei aberrations, parasite infection, and brain cholinesterase activity were monitored after seven days of exposure. Water samples from the ponds were also analyzed for physico-chemical variables and levels of pesticide residues.

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