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  • Bioconcentration of chlorinated anilines and benzene in fish: preliminary results.

Bioconcentration of chlorinated anilines and benzene in fish: preliminary results.

Comparative biochemistry and physiology. C, Comparative pharmacology and toxicology (1991-01-01)
W De Wolf, H J Verhaar, J L Hermens
PMID1677871
ABSTRACT

1. Seven chlorinated anilines and one chlorinated benzene were tested for their ability to bioconcentrate in guppies (Poecilia reticulata) under different experimental conditions. 2. Interactions between compounds in a mixture influence the bioconcentration of some chlorinated anilines. These interactions result in either an increase or a decrease of bioconcentration, depending on the compound studied. 3. Exposure concentration can have an effect on the extent of bioconcentration of some chlorinated anilines.