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Insecticide Reproductive Toxicity Profile: Organophosphate, Carbamate and Pyrethroids

Martín Reina, Jose; Duarte, J.A.; Cerrillos, Lucas; Bautista Palomas, Juan Dionisio; Moreno Navarro, Isabel María

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Exposure to pesticides is very common world-wide, and is broadly known the acute toxic effects to humans of pesticides following a high dose exposure; however, knowledge about chronic low-dose adverse effects to specific pesticides is more limited. Reproductive functions can be affected, with birth defects, impaired fecund ability, infertility and altered growth. This paper will focus on the deleterious effects that may appear in the offspring, during early and later stages of life, after prenatal exposure to insecticides, not only on women with direct exposure but also on subjects with indirect exposure such as consumers or residents of rural communities. Prenatal exposure to pesticides could alter normal fetal development and could threaten future welfare. The main changes observed in prenatal exposure to organophosphates are alterations in the central nervous system, in the metabolic and hormonal system as endocrine disruptor and over the birth outcomes. Carbamates may cause developmental delay when the applications of carbamates during pregnancy were nearby the home. Pyrethroids are among the most frequently used pesticides and account for more than one-third of the insecticides currently marketed in the world. For this reason the prenatal exposition used to be for long periods causing clinical, biochemical and neurological changes.

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Ci a ion: Ma in-Reina J, Dua e JA, Ce illos L, Bau is a JD, Mo eno I. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca bama e and Py e h oids. J Toxins. 2017;4(1): 7 J Toxins May 2017 Volume 4, Issue 1 © All igh s a e ese ed by Ma in-Reina J, e al. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca - bama e and Py e h oids In oduc ion Pes icides a e de ined as “chemical subs ances used o p e en , des oy, epel o mi iga e any pes anging om insec s, oden s and weeds o mic oo ganisms” [1]. The use o hese chemicals in mode n ag icul u e has signi ican ly inc eased p oduc i i y. Bu i has also signi ican ly inc eased he concen a ion o pes icides in ood and in ou en i onmen , wi h associa ed nega i e e ec s on human heal h [2]. Exposu e o pes icides is e y common wo ld-wide and is b oadly known he acu e oxic e ec s o humans o pes icides ollowing a high dose exposu e; howe e , knowledge abou ch onic low-dose ad e se e ec s o speci ic pes icides is mo e limi ed [3]. Acu e and delayed heal h e ec s, ange om simple i i a ion o he skin and eyes o gene al malaise and ch onic and long e m se e e e ec s on he ne ous sys em. Rep oduc i e unc ions can also be a ec ed, wi h bi h de ec s, impai ed ecund abili y, in e ili y and al e ed g ow h [4]. Cu en ly, only wo pes icides, a senical insec icides and TCOD (a dioxin) ha e been designa ed by IARC as known human ca cinogens, bu many o he s wi h wo ld-wide use a e suspec ed human ca cinogens [1]. This pape will ocus on he dele e ious e ec s ha may appea in he o sp ing, du ing ea ly and la e s ages o li e, a e p ena al exposu e o insec icides, no only on women wi h di ec exposu e bu also on subjec s wi h indi ec exposu e such as consume s o esiden s o u al communi ies. Me hodology A sys ema ic li e a u e sea ch was unde aken o loca e and e iew esea ch conce ning he p ena al e ec s o pes icides. The e iew was designed o answe he ollowing ques ions: Which a e he main oxic e ec s o he mos pes icides used a ound he wo ld? How pes icides can p oduce hese oxic e ec s? Which a e hei modes o ac ion? Sea ch s a egy The Medline, Scopus and Web o knowledge ci a ion da abases we e sea ched o ele an a icles published be ween 2000-2017 using combina ions o he ollowing e ms: Full-leng h expe imen al a icles ela ed o pes icides and p ena al oxic e ec s we e e ie ed. A o al numbe o 286 eco ds we e ob ained when combina ions o all he keywo ds we e made, and a e excluding he duplica es, he emaining a icles we e classi ied acco ding he main ocus o each a icle. Abou li e a u e e iews, a o al numbe o 390 ocused on o ganophospha es, ca bama es, py e h oids and oxici y we e ound. The abs ac s o all a icles we e ca e ully s udied, and he a icles epo ing he mode o ac ion and/ o p ena al oxic e ec s (animals and humans) o he di e en ypes o pes icides we e included. A inal numbe o 53 s udies we e ound ele an ha cons i u ed he main s uc u e o he p esen e iew. Types o Pes icides Pes icides can be classi ied by a ious c i e ia such as chemical classes, unc ional g oups, mode o ac ion, and oxici y (Table 1) [5]. Some imes a e classi ied by he ype o a ge pes o which hey a e applied. The ou majo classes a e hose o ungicides, he bicides, Jose Ma in-Reina1, José A. Dua e1, Lucas Ce illos2, Juan D. Bau is a3 and Isabel Mo eno1* 1A ea o Toxicology, Facul y o Pha macy, Uni e si y o Se illa, Se illa, Spain 2A ea o Obs e ics, Vi gen del Rocío Uni e si a y Hospi al. 3Biochemis y Depa men , Facul y o Pha macy, Uni e si y o Se illa *Add ess o Co espondence Isabel Mo eno, A ea o Toxicology, Facul y o Pha macy, Uni e si y o Se illa, Se illa, Spain, Tel: +34 954 556762; Fax: +34 954 233765; E-mail: imo [email protected] Submission: 18 Ap il, 2017 Accep ed: 10 May, 2017 Published: 15 May, 2017 Copy igh : © 2017 Ma in-Reina J, e al. This is an open access a icle dis ibu ed unde he C ea i e Commons A ibu ion License, which pe - mi s un es ic ed use, dis ibu ion, and ep oduc ion in any medium, p o- ided he o iginal wo k is p ope ly ci ed. Resea ch A icle Open Access Jou nal o Toxins Keywo ds: O ganophospha e; Ca bama e; Py e h oids; P ena al exposu e; Toxic e ec s Abs ac Exposu e o pes icides is e y common wo ld-wide, and is b oadly known he acu e oxic e ec s o humans o pes icides ollowing a high dose exposu e; howe e , knowledge abou ch onic low-dose ad e se e ec s o speci ic pes icides is mo e limi ed. Rep oduc i e unc ions can be a ec ed, wi h bi h de ec s, impai ed ecund abili y, in e ili y and al e ed g ow h. This pape will ocus on he dele e ious e ec s ha may appea in he o sp ing, du ing ea ly and la e s ages o li e, a e p ena al exposu e o insec icides, no only on women wi h di ec exposu e bu also on subjec s wi h indi ec exposu e such as consume s o esiden s o u al communi ies. P ena al exposu e o pes icides could al e no mal e al de elopmen and could h ea en u u e wel a e. The main changes obse ed in p ena al exposu e o o ganophospha es a e al e a ions in he cen al ne ous sys em, in he me abolic and ho monal sys em as endoc ine dis up o and o e he bi h ou comes. Ca bama es may cause de elopmen al delay when he applica ions o ca bama es du ing p egnancy we e nea by he home. Py e h oids a e among he mos equen ly used pes icides and accoun o mo e han one- hi d o he insec icides cu en ly ma ke ed in he wo ld. Fo his eason he p ena al exposi ion used o be o long pe iods causing clinical, biochemical and neu ological changes. Pes icides O ganophospha es Ca bama es Py e h oids P ena al exposu e Toxic e ec s Newbo ns Mechanism Ci a ion: Ma in-Reina J, Dua e JA, Ce illos L, Bau is a JD, Mo eno I. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca bama e and Py e h oids. J Toxins. 2017;4(1): 7 J Toxins 4(1): 7 (2017) Page - 02 ISSN: 2328-1723 oden icides and insec icides [6]. Fu he mo e, wi hin each class, se e al po en ially oxic subclasses exis , o example among insec icides; one can ind o ganochlo ines, o ganophospho us compounds, ca bama es, py e h oids, and many o he chemicals (Table 2) [7]. Insec icides a e capable o killing insec s by pene a ing in o hei bodies ia di ec con ac (de mal en y), o al, and/o espi a o y en y [5]. Mos o he chemical insec icide in use oday a e neu o oxican s, and ac by poisoning he ne ous sys em o he a ge o ganism (Table 2) [8]. The O ganochlo ine Pes icides (OCPs) a e conside ed as pe sis en o ganic pollu an s, once eleased in he en i onmen , hey b eak down e y slowly in ai , wa e , soil and in li ing o ganisms. As OCPs bio-magni y h ough he ood chain, consume s o ood o animal o igin such as ish, mea , milk and dai y p oduc s end up wi h high le els o exposu e and due o slow biodeg ada ion, OCPs accumula e in he body [9]. Fo his eason, insec icides such as o ganophospha es, py e h oids, and ca bama es ha e become a ac i e al e na i es o OCPs because hey do no pe sis in he en i onmen . O ganophospha e pes icides a e cu en ly he mos hea ily used insec icide in US ag icul u e whe eas py e h oids a e he mos common class o pes icide used in homes [10]. Howe e , ex ensi e use o hese p oduc s has culmina ed in cons an human exposu e o pes icides ia domes ic use o he ood chain [11]. In his e iew, we will p o ide an o e iew o he oxic e ec s o hese mos employed insec icides o e one o he mos sensible popula ion, p egnan women and he newbo n. Fi s o all, we will discuss mechanisms by which o ganophospha es, ca bama es, and py e h oids may elici he oxic esponse a e he p ena al exposu e and he po en ial consequences o his exposi ion. Impac s o Insec icides on Rep oduc ion O ganophospha es O ganophospho us (OP) is he gene al name o o ganic de i a i es o phospho us. They a e he mos commonly used insec icides in he wo ld because hei uns able chemical s uc u e leads o apid hyd olysis and li le long- e m accumula ion in he a) Based on oxici y c i e ia. Type Toxici y le el LD50 o he a (mg/kg body weigh ) O al De mal Ia Ex emely haza dous < 5 < 50 Ib Highly haza dous May-50 50-200 II Mode a ely haza dous 50-2000 200-2000 UUnlikely 5000 o highe b) Based on a ge pes Type Pes Algicide Algae A icide Bi ds Bac e icide Bac e ia Fungicide Fungi He bicide Weeds Insec icide Insec s Mi icide Mi es Molluscide Snails, slugs Nema icide Nema odes Piscide Fish Roden icide Roden s (c) Based on he mode o o mula ion Physical s a e Cha ac e is ics Emulsi iable concen a es Do no equi e cons an agi a ion p io o each applica ion We able powde s Requi e cons an agi a ion p io o each applica ion G anules Ob ained by mixing he ac i e ing edien wi h clay Bai s Ob ained by mixing he ac i e ing edien wi h ood Dus s Dus s canno be mixed wi h wa e and hey mus be applied d y Table 1: Classi ica ion o pes icides [5]. Table 2: Insec icide classi ica ion. IRAC MoA classi ica ion e sion 8.1, Ap il 2016. Main G oup and P ima y Si e o Ac ion Chemical Sub-g oup o exempli ying Ac i e Ing edien 1 Ace ylcholines e ase (AChE) inhibi o s Ne e ac ion 1A Ca bama es 1B O ganophospha es 2 GABA-ga ed chlo ide channel blocke s Ne e ac ion 2A Cyclodiene O ganochlo ines 2B Phenylpy azoles (Fip oles) 3 Sodium channel modula o s Ne e ac ion 3A Py e h oids, Py e h ins 3B DDT, Me hoxychlo 4 Nico inic ace ylcholine ecep o (nAChR) compe i i e modula o s Ne e ac ion 4A Neonico inoids 4B Nico ine 4C Sul oximines 4D Bu enolides 4E Mesoionics 5 Nico inic ace ylcholine ecep o (nAChR) allos e ic modula o s Ne e ac ion Spinosyns 6 Glu ama e-ga ed chlo ide channel (GluCl) allos e ic modula o s Ne e and muscle ac ion A e mec ins, Milbemycins 9 Cho do onal o gan TRPV channel modula o s Ne e ac ion Py idine azome hine de i a i es 14 Nico inic ace ylcholine ecep o (nAChR) channel blocke s Ne e ac ion Ne eis oxin analogues 19 Oc opamine ecep o agonis s Ne e ac ion Ami az 22 Vol age-dependen sodium channel blocke s Ne e ac ion 22A Oxadiazines 22B Semica bazones 28 Ryanodine ecep o modula o s Ne e and muscle ac ion Diamides 29 Cho do onal o gan Modula o s - unde ined a ge si e Ne e ac ion Flonicamid Ci a ion: Ma in-Reina J, Dua e JA, Ce illos L, Bau is a JD, Mo eno I. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca bama e and Py e h oids. J Toxins. 2017;4(1): 7 J Toxins 4(1): 7 (2017) Page - 03 ISSN: 2328-1723 en i onmen [12]. Toxici y mechanism a) Inhibi ion o ace ylcholines e ase (AChE) The well known OP acu e oxici y is ini ia ed by inhibi ion o ace ylcholines e ase (AChE). This enzyme is classed as a B es e ase whose majo ole is he hyd olysis o ace ylcholine (ACh). ACh is a majo neu o ansmi e in he pe iphe al and cen al ne e sys em. This inhibi ion dis up s he abili y o he enzyme o bind o i s no mal subs a e wi h he subsequen accumula ion o ACh a ne e endings [13,14]. Consequen ly, an o e s imula ion ollowed by desensi iza ion o musca inic and nico inic ACh ecep o s occu s. Inhibi ion o AChE occu s a e phospho yla ion o hyd oxyl g oup a se ine a he ac i e si e o he enzyme. Depending on he deg ee o AChE inhibi ion, choline gic s imula ion may lead o hype ac i i y o exci able issues, causing ascicula ion, seizu es, con ulsions, se e e muscle pa alysis, hype sec e ion om sec e o y glands, espi a o y ailu e, coma, and dea h [15,16]. Based on sys ema ic in es iga ions o he ela ionship be ween chemical s uc u e and inhibi ion o AChE, i is appa en ha he single mos impo an p ope y equi ed in an o ganophospha e o an icholines e ase ac i i y is chemical eac i i y. S uc u e-ac i i y s udies ha e e ealed a di ec ela ionship be ween an icholines e ase ac i i y and eac i i y o he phospho us a om [17]. Thus he mos impo an p ope ies equi ed o an icholines e ase ac i i y a e (1) he s e ic p ope ies o di use in o he ac i e si e go ge and o m a s able enzyme-inhibi o complex and (2) su icien eac i i y o he eac ion cen e , phospho us, o accep a nucleophilic a ack om he se ine hyd oxyl in he ac i e si e [18]. Aside om he inhibi ion o AChE, ce ain OPs can cause ano he ype o oxici y called O ganophospha e Induced Delayed Polyneu opa hy (OPIDP). I is cha ac e ized by degene a ion o long axons in he cen al and pe iphe al ne ous sys em and consequen a axia and pa alysis ha appea abou 2-3 weeks a e exposu e o la e [19]. OPIDP is ini ia ed by phospho yla ion and subsequen aging o >70% o he unc ional Neu opa hy Ta ge Es e ase (NTE). NTE may ha e impo an unc ions du ing b ain de elopmen h ough in ol emen in cell-signaling pa hways be ween neu ons and glial cells [16]. b) Oxida i e s ess and apop osis As i has been said abo e, he main a ge o ac ion o OP is he inhibi ion o AChE; bu i has also pos ula ed ha bo h acu e and ch onic exposu es o hese compounds al e he edox p ocesses and hus induce oxida i e s ess [20]. Pes icides a e known o dis u b oxida i e homeos asis h ough di ec o indi ec pa hways, including mi ochond ial o ex ami ochond ial p oduc ion o ee adicals, hiol oxida ion, and deple ion o cellula an ioxidan ese oi s [21]. Pes icide damage is gene a ed by he imbalance be ween Reac i e Oxygen Species (ROS) p oduc ion and elimina ion [22]. ROS may be p oduced as he esul o he me abolism o o ganophospha es by cy och ome P450s by addi ion o one a om o molecula oxygen in o he molecule by an elec on anspo pa hway. The OP change no mal an ioxidan homeos asis esul ing in an ioxidan deple ion [23]. Addi ionally, dis up ing e ec s o o ganophospha es on glucose homeos asis ha e been epo edly linked o oxida i e [21]. Glucose is he sou ce o educing equi alen s (NADH, NADPH, and GSH e c.) which a e in ol ed in he ecycling o oxidized cellula an ioxidan s. On he o he hand, hype glycemia inc eases non-enzyma ic glyca ion leading o he o ma ion o ad anced glyca ion end p oduc s (AGEs), which al e s uc u e and unc ions o p o eins, which ac i a e speci ic memb ane ecep o s called ecep o s o ad anced glyca ion end p oduc s (RAGE) and induce an in acellula oxida i e s ess. When ROS le els exceed he sca enging capaci y o he body, mi ochond ia will swell wi h pe meabili y changes. I has been epo ed ha exposu e o OPs causes mi ochond ial damages and he cy och ome c is eleased in o he cy oplasm, and he caspase cascade is ac i a ed, which lead o apop osis [22]. c) Endoc ine dis up o s Mos endoc ine dis up ing pes icides mimic es ogen unc ion by ac ing as a ligand o ecep o , con e ing o he s e oids o ac i e es ogen o inc easing he exp ession o es ogen esponsi e genes as shown by some o ganochlo ines, o ganophospha es, ca bama es, and py e h oids [21]. These pes icides can a ec he endoc ine sys em in any s age o ho monal egula ion, om syn hesis o ho mone ecep o binding, esul ing in ep oduc i e and de elopmen al ad e se e ec s [24,25]. Thus, esul s epo ed by Walsh e al. showed ha dime hoa e inhibi ed s e oidogenesis in bo h a dose- and ime-dependen manne by blocking ansc ip ion o he S e oidogenic Acu e Regula o y (S AR) gene [26]. O he OPs a e capable o in e e ing wi h he endoc ine unc ion by inhibi ing he binding o hy oid ho mones o hei co esponding ecep o s. OPs such as chlo py i os a e also able o inhibi ad enal s e oidogenesis, hus a ec ing he ho monal s a us [21,24]. P ena al exposu e and i s consequences o he new bo n In u e o exposu e is he i s poin o con ac wi h en i onmen al xenobio ics ha may a ec he ma e nal-placen al- e al balance [27]. This is belie ed o be he c i ical exposu e pe iod o OP insec ides o human neu ological de elopmen and is, by de ini ion, he only ele an exposu e pe iod o bi h ou comes [28]. a) E ec s in he cen al ne ous sys em P ena al exposu e causes dis up ion in b ain de elopmen , leading o beha io al de ici s, impai ed cogni i e and mo o unc ions, and al e a ions in he choline gic sys em ha a ec s lea ning and memo y p ocesses [29]. Thus, Young e al. assess he ela ionship be ween in u e o and ea ly pos na al OP exposu e and neona al neu obeha io in humans, as measu ed by se en clus e s (habi ua ion, o ien a ion, mo o pe o mance, ange o s a e, egula ion o s a e, au onomic s abili y, and e lex) on he B azel on Neona al Beha io al Assessmen Scale (BNBAS) [30]. Exposu e o OP pes icides was de e mined by u ina y le els o Dialkylphospha e (DAP) me aboli es, including dime hyl and die hylphospha e me aboli es. The ela ionship be ween exposu e and BNBAS pe o mance was examined by he median age a assessmen , 3 days. Resul s a e sugges i e o a de imen al impac o in u e o OP exposu e, as measu ed by o al DAP, on e lex unc ioning, pa icula ly in hose in an s assessed a e 3 days o li e. Speci ically, he mos common p imi i e e lexes a ed as abno mal Ci a ion: Ma in-Reina J, Dua e JA, Ce illos L, Bau is a JD, Mo eno I. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca bama e and Py e h oids. J Toxins. 2017;4(1): 7 J Toxins 4(1): 7 (2017) Page - 04 ISSN: 2328-1723 included: oo ing (23%), passi e esis ance-legs (39%), walking (25%), incu a ion (40%), and Mo o e lex (18%). b) Me abolic and ho monal al e a ions Pes icides can cause endoc ine dis up ion, ei he by di ec in e ac ion wi h ecep o s o al e a ion o he enzymes in ol ed in s e oid ho mone syn hesis and me abolism. They can po en ially al e ho mone concen a ions in blood and issues [27]. Thus, Usmani e al. obse ed ha OP pes icides we e e y po en inhibi o s o he p oduc ion o he p ima y me aboli es o CYP3A4 and inhibi ed majo es os e one me aboli es noncompe i i ely and i e e sibly [31]. Fu he mo e, OP componen s a e o a ec he male ep oduc i e sys em by such mechanisms as educ ion o spe m ac i i ies, inhibi ion o spe ma ogenesis, educ ion o es is weigh s, damaging spe m DNA, and inc easing abno mal spe m mo phology [5]. An inc eased le el o FSH accompanying a dec eased le el o inhibin B, es os e one, LH, and F ee And ogen Index (FAI) in associa ion wi h exposu e o some OP insec icides [21]. c) E ec s o e he bi h ou comes I has been p o ed he associa ion be ween OP exposu e and bi h ou comes, sugges ing a dec ease in bi h weigh and head ci cum e ence in newbo ns bo n om mo he s wi h low PON1 ac i i y ha we e exposed o OP pes icides [32]. Also has been obse ed a ai ly consis en ad e se associa ion o in u e o o ganophospha e pes icide exposu e wi h ges a ional du a ion. These associa ions wi h ges a ional age may be biologically plausible gi en ha o ganophospha e pes icides dep ess cholines e ase and ace ylcholine s imula es con ac ion o he u e us [33]. Ca bama es Toxici y mechanism The inhibi ion o AChE by a ca bama e insec icide occu s by a mechanism i ually iden ical o ha desc ibed ea lie o an o ganophospho us es e [17]. As wi h o ganophospha es, he signs and symp oms a e based on excessi e choline gic s imula ion. Unlike o ganophospha e poisoning, ca bama e poisonings end o be o sho e du a ion because he inhibi ion o ne ous issue ace ylcholines e ase is e e sible, and ca bama es a e mo e apidly me abolized [34]. P ena al exposu e and i s consequences o he new bo n The s udy o he ca bama e exposu e in p egnan women is usually made in associa ion wi h o he pes icides mo e used as o ganophospha es and py e h oids. And he esul s ob ained a e o en due o hese las mo e han o he ca bama es. Thus, he ca bama e exposu e o he p egnan women was s udied by Fo de e al. [35]. The e alua ion o his exposi ion was made by looking o he p esence o wo ca bama e me aboli es (p opoxu me aboli e, 2-Isop opoxyphenol (2-IPP) and ca bo u anphenol). Resul s showed e y low o no exis en le el o hese me aboli es h oughou he en Ca ibbean coun ies sampled in his s udy. On he o he hand, Ca michael e al. s udied he ela ionship be ween esiden ial ag icul u al pes icide exposu es (including ca bama es) and isks o selec ed bi h de ec s among o sp ing [36]. Resul s o his s udy did no indica e s ong associa ions o he s udied bi h de ec s wi h esiden ial p oximi y o ag icul u al pes icide applica ions, e en hough isk o bi h de ec s wi hin an a ea o high pes icide use was in es iga ed. In a p e ious s udy, Sheldon e al. ied o ela e neu ode elopmen al diso de s and p ena al esiden ial p oximi y o ag icul u al pes icides (o ganophopha es, o ganochlo ines, py e h oids, and ca bama es) [37]. The main ela ionships we e de ec ed be ween o ganophopha es, o ganochlo ines, and py e h oids. Only when he applica ions o ca bama es du ing p egnancy we e nea by he home i was sugges ed an associa ion be ween hese pes icides and de elopmen al delay. In spi e o he lack o esul s abou he ep oduc i e oxici y o ca bama es in human, he e a e au ho s ha ha e s udied he main oxic e ec s in o sp ings when p egnan a s we e exposed o he mos used ca bama es pes icides. Thus, Mish a e al. s udied he e ec s o ca bo u an, a ca bama e pes icide, in a o sp ing, a e a ch onic ges a ional exposu e [38]. Resul s showed a dec eased neu ogenesis, al e ed neu onal and glial di e en ia ion, inc eased cell dea h in he hippocampus, and cogni i e impai men s in a o sp ing. The obse ed dec ease in neu ogenesis in he p esen s udy can be a esul o educ ion in he p oli e a ion a e, dec eased su i al and ma u a ion o newbo n neu ons, al e ed cellula a e speci ica ion, o a combina ion o all h ee e ec s. A la e s udy wi h ca bosul an showed ha his ca bama e also a ec he neu ogenesis and synap ic de elopmen in a o sp ing a e exposu e du ing he emb yonic pe iod. A dose dependen educ ion in body weigh was obse ed in pups exposed o ca bosul an. Also showed a dec ease in hei su ace igh ing e lex compa ed wi h he con ol. In he nega i e geo axis pa adigm, con ol animals u ned he 45° slope apidly. Howe e , pups exhibi ed a s a is ically signi ican delay in e-o ien a ion on exposu e o inc easing doses o ca bosul an. Mo eo e , le els o MDA and p o ein ca bonyl we e ele a ed in he ca bosul an exposed pups compa ed wi h he con ol and while exposu e o his ca bama e dose dependen ly p oduced a decline in he le els o AChE [39]. Py e h oids Owing o hei ela i ely low oxici y o mammals in con as o o ganophospho us insec icides, syn he ic py e h oids a e among he mos equen ly used pes icides and accoun o mo e han one- hi d o he insec icides cu en ly ma ke ed in he wo ld [40]. The i s py e h oid pes icide, alle h in, was iden i ied in 1949. I s s uc u e and hose o o he py e h oids wi h he basic cyclop opane ca boxylic es e s uc u e we e called ype I py e h oids. The insec icidal ac i i y o syn he ic py e h oids was enhanced u he by he addi ion o a cyano g oup a he benzylic ca bon a om o gi e α-cyano ( ype II) py e h oids such as cypheno h in and cype me h in [41]. The epo ed oxic e ec s o py e h oids include neu o oxici y, skin con ac oxici y, espi a o y oxici y and ep oduc i e sys em oxici y [40]. Type I py e h oids e ec s ypically include apid onse o agg essi e beha io and inc eased sensi i i y o ex e nal s imuli, ollowed by ine emo , p os a ion wi h coa se whole body emo , ele a ed body empe a u e, coma, and dea h. The e m T-synd ome ( om emo ) has been applied o Type I esponses. Type II e ec s a e usually cha ac e ized by pawing and bu owing beha io , ollowed by p o use sali a ion, inc eased s a le esponse, abno mal hindlimb mo emen s, and coa se whole body emo s ha p og ess o sinuous w i hing (cho eoa he osis). Clonic seizu es may be obse ed p io o Ci a ion: Ma in-Reina J, Dua e JA, Ce illos L, Bau is a JD, Mo eno I. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca bama e and Py e h oids. J Toxins. 2017;4(1): 7 J Toxins 4(1): 7 (2017) Page - 05 ISSN: 2328-1723 dea h. Body empe a u e usually is no inc eased, bu may dec ease. The e m CS-synd ome ( om cho eoa he osis and sali a ion) has been applied o Type II esponses [42]. Mechanisms o ac ion a) E ec s on sodium channels The mechanisms by which py e h oids alone a e oxic a e complex and become mo e complica ed when hey a e co o mula ed wi h pipe onyl bu oxide, an o ganophospho us insec icide, o bo h, as hese compounds inhibi py e h oid me abolism. The main e ec s o py e h oids a e on sodium and chlo ide channels. As a esul , exci able (ne e and muscle) cells a e he p incipal a ge s o py e h oid oxici y, which is mani es as diso de ed unc ion a he han s uc u al damage [41]. Py e h oids slowed Vol age-Ga ed Sodium Channels (VGSC) ac i a ion leading o a dec ease in peak Na+ cu en . Py e h oids slowed VGSC inac i a ion and deac i a ion leading o a p olonged VGSC open ime. Type II py e h oids p olonged channel open ime mo e han ype I py e h oids. The longe channel open ime esul s in mo e Na+ en e ing he cell leading o hype exci abili y wi h ype I py e h oids, memb ane depola iza ion and conduc ion block wi h ype II py e h oids. E en hough no e e y VGSC is al e ed by py e h oids, modi ica ion o a small pe cen age o VGSCs can inc ease Na+ cu en subs an ially [43,44]. This is so-called sodium ‘ ail cu en ’. I a sodium ail cu en is su icien o hold he cell memb ane po en ial abo e h eshold, an abno mally ea ly second ac ion po en ial will occu and a epe i i e s ain o ac ion po en ials can be igge ed. This is he likely mechanism unde lying py e h oid- induced pa aes hesiae. Despi e he p esence o ail cu en s, cells may con inue o unc ion, albei a an abno mally high le el o exci a ion. Howe e , he e may come a poin when hey canno sus ain unc ion a his le el and wha has been e med ‘conduc ion block’ esul s. Conduc ion block may be induced by exposu e o high concen a ions o ei he ype II py e h oids (when he sodium cannel is kep open unduly long) o ype I py e h oids (when a la ge ampli ude ail cu en is p oduced) [41]. Thus, i can be said ha o he Type I and Type II s uc u al subclasses o py e h oids, quali a i e di e ences in sodium channel modi ica ion a e gene ally co ela ed wi h he p oduc ion o di e en in oxica ion synd omes, sugges ing ha ac ions on sodium channels a e su icien o accoun o he acu e oxici y o his insec icide class [45]. b) E ec s on chlo ide channel One addi ional a ge o ype II py e h oids is he memb ane chlo ide ion cannel. The ol age-ga ed chlo ide channel was hen p oposed as a a ge and o del ame h in a leas , his does appea o be su icien ly sensi i e. Indeed i is possible o an agonize bo h he sali a ion and cho eoa he osis, which a e he p ominen cha ac e is ics o ype II py e h oid poisoning, wi h chlo ide channel agonis s [46]. A ela i ely high concen a ions, py e h oids can also ac on GABA-ga ed chlo ide channels, which may con ibu e o he seizu es seen in se e e ype II poisoning [41]. c) Endoc ine dis up o In spi e o se e al epidemiological s udies ha e linked en i onmen al exposu e o py e h oids o al e a ions o he ep oduc i e heal h o adul male subjec s, Saillen ai e al. showed in a sys ema ic e iew ha se e al in i o sc een s udies sugges ha ce ain py e h oids may ha e he po en ial o a ec he es ogenic and and ogenic pa hways, bu a ailable da a do no p o ide e idence o s ong in e ac ions. I has been p oposed ha he biphenyl e he moie ies sha ed by se e al py e h oids (e.g. cype me h in, del ame h in, es en ale a e, pe me h in) may play a ole in hei in e ac ion wi h he ho mone ecep o s [47]. P ena al exposu e and i s consequences o he new bo n New bo n babies and child en a e o en exposed o py e h oids o long pe iods by he use o liquid apo ize s. Occupa ional and expe imen al s udies indica e ha py e h oids can cause clinical, biochemical and neu ological changes, and ha exposu e o py e h oids du ing o ganogenesis and ea ly de elopmen al pe iod is especially ha m ul [48]. a) E ec s in he cen al ne ous sys em The e ec o exposu e o a pups du ing ea ly de elopmen al s ages o py e h oids on Blood-B ain Ba ie (BBB) pe meabili y was in es iga ed by Sinha e al. [48]. Resul s indica ed, ha inhala ion o py e h oids du ing ea ly li e may lead o ad e se e ec on in an s causing signi ican abno mali ies a ec ing he CNS by b eaching he BBB. The damage was mo e du ing pos na al and pe ina al exposu es han du ing he p ena al exposu e. In he la e case, he blood- placen al ba ie is o med/de eloped which limi s he a ailabili y o he py e h oid. A la e s udy, showed he e ec s o p ena al exposu e o pe me h in on he de elopmen o ce eb al a e ies in e al b ains, neu o ansmi e in neona al b ains, and locomo o ac i i ies in o sp ing mice. This exposi ion in u e o caused e al b ain ascula mal o ma ions and changes in mo o beha io in adul mice [49]. b) Epidemiological s udies Se e al epidemiologic s udies ha e been pe o med. Thus, Qi e al. showed ha p ena al exposu e o ele a ed le els o py e h oid pes icides was associa ed wi h educed neu ode elopmen o in an s om somewhe e o Jiangsu P o ince (China) [50]. O he au ho s ha e been measu ed py e h oid me aboli es in biological samples, hus, Dewailly e al. demons a ed an ex ensi e use o py e h oid compounds such as pe me h in and cype me h in in Ca ibbean households measu ing i s me aboli es concen a ions in Ca ibbean p egnan women u ine [51]. Be on e al. analyzed 171 meconium samples collec ed in he Pica die egion o no he n F ance looking o pes icides and i s me aboli es [52]. The py e h oids cype me h in and cy lu h in we e de ec ed in only 11 and 3 samples, espec i ely, bu we e p esen a high concen a ions han he o he s udied pes icides. The high concen a ions obse ed in some samples may sugges di ec exposu e o he mo he h ough use a home o in he wo kplace. P ena al exposu e o py e h oid insec icides and bi h ou comes we e s udied in Ru al No he n China by Ding e al. [53]. No associa ions we e ound be ween indi idual o o al me aboli e le els and bi h leng h, head ci cum e ence, o ges a ional du a ion, howe e , an ad e se associa ion o p ena al exposu e o py e h oids Ci a ion: Ma in-Reina J, Dua e JA, Ce illos L, Bau is a JD, Mo eno I. Insec icide Rep oduc i e Toxici y P o ile: O ganophospha e, Ca bama e and Py e h oids. J Toxins. 2017;4(1): 7 J Toxins 4(1): 7 (2017) Page - 06 ISSN: 2328-1723 as measu ed by u ina y me aboli es wi h bi h weigh was epo ed. On he o he hand, associa ions o bi h de ec s wi h esiden ial p oximi y o comme cial ag icul u al pes icide applica ions in Cali o nia we e made. Mos o he indi idual pes icides we e no associa ed wi h inc eased isk. Py e h oids only we e associa ed wi h c aniosynos osis, bu his esul should be in e p e ed wi h cau ion gi en he no el y o his in es iga ion and po en ial alse posi i e due o mul iple es ing [36]. Conclusion In summa y, o ganophospha es, ca bama es and py e h oids a e less pe sis en in na u e han o ganochlo ine pes icides bu e en hough hey a e no sa e o humans exposed o small concen a ions bu along hei li e. Nowadays he e is a g owing end o educing he use o o ganophospha es pes icides and eplaced by ca bama es and py e h oids, due i s oxic e ec s. The main ou e o exposu e is h ough die bu his exposi ion inc ease when people a e li ing in u al a eas nea o cul u es. P egnan women a e isk popula ion and i has been p o ed he oxic e ec s o o ganophospha es, ca bama es and py e h oids in o sp ings. 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