Эндокриндік жүйені бұзатын химиялық заттар, олардың көздері, денсаулық проблемалары және лакказаны қолдану арқылы биодеградация

Қазіргі уақытта қоршаған ортада эндокриндік жүйені бұзатын химиялық заттардың болуы экологиялық жүйелердің жұмысына және жеке адамдардың денсаулығына әсер ететін маңызды фактор болып табылады. Эндокриндік жүйені бұзатын химиялық заттар тұтыну өнімдерінің кең ауқымында болады және гормондардың жұмысын бұзады, бұл әсер еткен адамдарда өсу мен дамуға байланысты проблемаларды тудырады. Лакказа-құрамында мыс бар фермент, ол эндокриндік жүйені бұзатын химиялық заттардың ыдырау процесінде өзінің әлеуетін көрсетті. Лакказаның микробиологиялық өндірісі целлюлоза, гемицеллюлоза және басқа ақуыздармен бірге лигниннің бай көзін қажет етеді. Осылайша, лигноцеллюлозаға бай қалдықтарды микроорганизмдерді қолдана отырып, лакказа өндіруге арналған субстрат ретінде қарастыруға болады. Мақалада эндокриндік жүйені бұзатын химиялық заттарға шолу жасалады, эндокриндік жүйені бұзатын химиялық заттардың биодеградациясындағы лакказаның рөлі зерттеледі.

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