Химические вещества, разрушающие эндокринную систему, их источники, проблемы со здоровьем и биодеградация с использованием лакказы

В настоящее время присутствие в окружающей среде химических веществ, разрушающих эндокринную систему, является важным фактором, влияющим на функционирование экологических систем и здоровье отдельных людей. Химические вещества, разрушающие эндокринную систему, присутствуют в широком спектре потребительских товаров и нарушают функционирование гормонов, вызывая проблемы, связанные с ростом и развитием, у людей, подвергшихся воздействию. Лакказа – это медьсодержащий фермент, который продемонстрировал свой потенциал в процессе разложения химических веществ, разрушающих эндокринную систему. Микробиологическое производство лакказы требует богатого источника лигнина наряду с целлюлозой, гемицеллюлозой и другими белками. Таким образом, отходы, богатые лигноцеллюлозой, могут рассматриваться как субстраты для производства лакказы с использованием микроорганизмов. В статье представлен обзор химических веществ, разрушающие эндокринную систему, изучена роль лакказы в биодеградации химических веществ, разрушающих эндокринную систему.

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