Toxicity of Lanthanum oxide (cas 12680-02-3) nanoparticles to the fungus Moniliella wahieum Y12T isolated from biodiesel

Add time:08/27/2019    Source:sciencedirect.com

Moniliella wahieum Y12T, isolated from biodiesel was used as a model organism to assess the use of Lanthanum oxide (cas 12680-02-3) (La2O3) (60–80 nm) and silver oxide (AgO) (10–40 nm) nanoparticles as potential fungal inhibitors. This is the first study to investigate the use of nanoscale La2O3 as a eukaryotic bio-inhibitor. The AgO nanoparticles were relatively effective at inhibiting the growth of M. wahieum Y12T. The half maximal effective concentration (EC50) for AgO was 0.012 mg/mL as compared with 4.63 mg/mL of La2O3. Fluorescein diacetate analysis showed that AgO nanoparticles significantly reduced metabolic activity in M. wahieum Y12T. The results of this study indicated that AgO nanoparticles can be a nonspecific inhibitor for the treatment of M. wahieum Y12T, a eukaryotic biodiesel contaminant.

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