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The influence of hormonelike xenobiotics (HLXs), i.e., octyland nonylphenols, on microalgae has been investigated. Studies have shown that the effect of HLXs on the life and activity of the hydrobionts under consideration depends on their chemical structure, concentration, and algae taxonomic group. Nonylphenols (NPs) have shown greater toxicity than that of octylphenols (OPs) for all algae studied:...
Among the numerous toxics found in the aquatic environment, endocrine disrupters can interfere with the normal functioning of the endocrine system of several organisms, leading to important consequences. Even if algae and cyanobacteria are non-target organisms without endocrine system, our goals were to verify if endocrine disrupters can affect photosynthetic activity and how energy flows through...
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