Sains Malaysiana 45(2)(2016): 167–176
Phytoaccumulation of Heavy Metals and Protein Expression by Different
Vegetables Collected from Various Parts of Khyber Pukhtunkhawa Province,
Pakistan
(Fitoakumulasi Logam Berat dan Ekspresi Protein oleh Sayuran
Berbeza Diperoleh
dari Bahagian Berbeza di Wilayah Khyber Pukhtunkhawa, Pakistan)
Jehan Bakht*1 & Laleena
Khan1 & Mohammad Shafi2
1Institute of Biotechnology
and Genetic Engineering, The University of Agriculture Peshawar KPK,
Pakistan
2Department of Agronomy, The
University of Agriculture Peshawar KPK, Pakistan
Diserahkan: 10 Oktober 2014/Diterima: 6 Ogos 2015
ABSTRACT
The
present study investigates heavy metal uptake and protein expression by
different vegetables collected from various districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhawa
province of Pakistan. Statistical analysis of the data showed that maximum
concentration of Cd, Cr, Ni, Zn were found in radish and spinach, respectively,
collected from Peshawar. Maximum Pb and Mg accumulation were found in
cauliflower and pea at Swat followed by coriander at Haripur and minimum Pb
uptake was noticed in radish taken from Nowshehra. Highest Cu uptake was
detected in spinach at Nowshehra. Data regarding Cd, Cr, Pb, Cu, Ni, Mg and Zn
concentration in water samples gathered from different sites of KPK indicated
that maximum concentration of Cd was observed in Swat. Maximum Cr and Cu
concentration were measured in water samples from Peshawar while maximum concentration
of Pb and Ni were detected in water samples from Haripur. In case of soil
samples, maximum Cd, Cr, Mg and Zn uptake was observed in soil sample at
Nowshehra. Maximum Pb and Ni concentration was found in soil samples collected
from Peshawar. Cu concentration was observed to be the highest in soil at Swat.
Protein profile of different vegetables i.e. cauliflower, radish, carrot,
turnip, pea, spinach, coriander and garlic sampled across five different sites
showed that uptake of Cd, Cr, Pb, Cu, Ni, Mg and Zn by these vegetables caused
the expression of numerous polypeptides.
Keywords:
Heavy metals; protein expression; vegetables; WHO
ABSTRAK
Penyelidikan
ini mengkaji penyerapan logam berat dan ekspresi protein oleh sayuran berbeza
yang diperoleh dari pelbagai daerah di wilayah Khyber Pakhtunkhawa, Pakistan.
Analisis statistik data menunjukkan bahawa kepekatan maksimum Cd, Cr Ni, Zn
dilihat pada lobak dan bayam yang masing-masing diperoleh dari Peshawar.
Pengumpulan maksimum Pb dan Mg dilihat pada kubis bunga dan kacang pea di Swat
diikuti ketumbar di Haripur dan penyerapan minimum Pb dilihat pada lobak yang
diambil dari Nowshehra. Penyerapan tertinggi Cu dikesan dalam bayam di
Nowshehra. Data kepekatan Cd, Cr, Pb, Cu, Ni, Mg dan Zn dalam sampel air
diambil dari tapak berbeza di KPK menunjukkan bahawa
kepekatan maksimum Cd diperhatikan di Swat. Kepekatan maksimum Cr dan Cu diukur
dalam sampel air dari Peshawar manakala kepekatan maksimum Pb dan Ni telah
dikesan dalam sampel air dari Haripur. Dalam kes sampel tanah, penyerapan
maksimum Cd, Cr, Mg dan Zn diperhatikan dalam sampel tanah di Nowshehra.
Kepekatan maksimum Pb dan Ni diperoleh daripada sampel tanah yang dikumpul dari
Peshawar. Kepekatan Cu diperhatikan tertinggi di Swat. Sampel profil protein
sayuran berbeza seperti kubis bunga, lobak, lobak merah, turnip, kacang pea,
bayam, ketumbar dan bawang putih dari lima tapak berbeza menunjukkan bahawa
penyerapan Cd, Cr, Pb, Cu, Ni, Mg dan Zn oleh sayuran ini menyebabkan ekpresi
pelbagai polipeptides.
Kata kunci: Ekpresi
protein; logam berat; sayuran; WHO
RUJUKAN
Adah, C.A., Abah, J.,
Ubwa, S.T. & Ekele, S. 2013. Soil availability and uptake of some heavy
metals by three staple vegetables commonly cultivated along the South bank of
River Benue Makurdi, Nigeria. International Journal of Environment and
Bioenergy 8: 56-67.
Akan, J.C., Kolo, B.G.,
Yikala, B.S. & Ogugbuaja, V.O. 2013. Determinations of some heavy metals in
vegetable samples from Biu local government area, Borno State, North Eastern
Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Analysis 1:
40-46.
Ali, J., Najma, Y.C.
& Faheem, A. 2014. In vitro development of chromium (VI) affected
adventitious roots of Solanum tubersum L. with GA3 and IAA application. Pakistan
Journal of Botany 46: 687-692.
Ata, S., Tayyab, S.
& Rasool, A. 2013. Analysis of non-volatile toxic heavy metals (Cd, Pb, Cu,
Cr and Zn). In Allium sativum (garlic) and soil samples collected from
different locations of Punjab, Pakistan by atomic absorption spectroscopy. E3S
Web of Conference 1-16004. DOI 10.1051/e3sconf/20130116004.
Azmat, R., Noshab, Q.,
Hajira, N.B., Raheela, N., Fahim, D. & Mustafa, K. 2015. Aluminum induced
enzymatic disorder as an important eco-biomarker in seedlings of Lens
culinaris Medic. Pakitsan Journal of Botany 47: 89-93.
Basu, A., Mazumdar,
I. & Goswami, K. 2013. Accumulation of lead in vegetable crops along major
highways in Kolkata, India. International Journal of Advanced Biological
Research 3: 131-133.
Bigdeli, M. &
Seilsepour, M. 2008. Investigation of metals accumulation in some vegetables
irrigated with waste water in Shahre Rey-Iran and toxicological implications. American-
Eurasian Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Science 4: 86-92.
Colak, G.,
Celalettin, M.B., Remzi, G., Ercan, C. & Necmettin, C. 2005. Investigation
of the effects of aluminum stress on some macro and micro-nutrient contents of
the seedlings of Lycopersicon esculentum mill by using scanning electron
microscope. Pakistan Journal of Botany 46: 147-160.
Chehregani, A.,
Malayeri, B. & Golmohammadi, R. 2005. Effect of heavy metals on the
developmental stages of ovules and embryonic sac in Euphorbia cheirandenia. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences 8: 622-625.
D'Mello, J.P.F. 2003.
Food Safety: Contamination and Toxins. Wallingford, Oxon,
UK, Cambridge: CABI Publishing. p. 480.
Desfrancs, C.C.,
Thiellement, H. & Devienne, D. 1985. Analysis of leaf proteins by
two-dimensional gel-electrophoresis-protease action as exemplified by ribu-lose
bisphosphate carboxylase oxygenase degradation and procedure to avoid proteolysis
during extraction. Plant Physiology 78: 178-182.
Doherty, V.F.,
Sogbanmu, T.O., Kanife, U.C. & Wright, O. 2012. Heavy metals in vegetables
collected from selected farm and market sites in Lagos, Nigeria. Global
Advanced Research Journal of Environmental Science and Toxicology 1:
137-142.
Fries, W., Fried, J.,
Platzer, K., Horak, O. & Gerzabek, M.H. 2006. Remediation of contaminated
agricultural soils near a former Pb/Zn smelter in Austria: Batch, pot and field
experiments. Environmental Pollution 144: 40-50.
Gomez, K.A. &
Gomez, A.A. 1986. Statistical procedures in agricultural research. Experimental
Agriculture 22: 13-31.
Hamadouche, N.A.,
Aoumeur, H., Djediai, S., Slimani, M. & Aoues, A. 2012. Phytoremediation
potential of Raphanus sativus L. for lead contaminated soil. Acta
Biology Szegediensis 56: 43-49.
Kabata-Pendias, A.
& Pendias, H. 2001. Trace Elements in Soils and Plants. LLC, Boca
Raton, Florida, USA: CRC Press.
Khan, Z.A., Kafeel,
A., Muhammad, A., Rukhsana, P., Irfan, M., Ameer, K., Zahara, B. & Nudrat,
A.A. 2015. Bio-accumualtion of heavy metals and metalloids in Luffa (Luffa
cylindrical L.) irrigated domestic water in Jhang, Pakistan: A prospect
human nutrition. Pakistan Journal of Botany 47: 217-224.
Khan, A., Javid, S.,
Muhmood, A., Mjeed, T., Niaz, A. & Majeed, A. 2013. Heavy metal status of
soil and vegetables grown on peri-urban area of Lahore district. Soil and
Environment 32: 49-54.
Kumar, J., Singh,
J.K. &. Arya, S. 2013. Level of heavy metal concentrations in some leafy
vegetables locally available in the markets of Jhansi, Bundelkhand Region. International
Journal of Advanced Scientific and Technical Research 5: 470-477.
Lone, A.H., Lal,
E.P., Thakur, S., Ganie, S.A., Wani, M.S., Khare, A., Wani, S.H. & Ahmad,
F. 2013. Accumulation of heavy metals on soil and vegetable crops grown on
sewage and tube well water irrigation. Science Research Essays 8:
2187-2193.
Madiha, I., Bakht,
J., Shafi, M. & Rafi, U. 2012. Effect of heavy metal and EDTA application
on heavy metal uptake and gene expression in different Brassica species. African
Journal of Biotechnology 11: 7649-7658.
Mahmood, A. & Malik,
N. 2014. Human health risk assessment of heavy metals via consumption
of contaminated vegetables collected from different irrigation sources
in Lahore, Pakistan. Arabian Journal of Chemistry 7: 91-99.
Panuccio, M.R., Sorgonà, A., Rizzo, M. & Cacco, G.
2009. Cadmium adsorption on vermiculite, zeolite and pumice: Batch
experimental studies. J. Environ. Manage. 90(1): 364-374.
Parveen, T., Inam, A.
& Mehrotra, I. 2013. Treated municipal wastewater for irrigation: Effect on
turnip (Brassica rapa). Desalination and Water Treatment 51:
5430-5443.
Rapheal, O. &
Adebayo, K.S. 2011. Assessment of trace heavy metal contaminations of some
selected vegetables irrigated with water from River Benue within Makurdi
Metropolis, Benue State Nigeria. Advances in Applied Science Research 2:
590-601.
Rehman, K., Ashraf,
S., Rashid, U., Ibrahim, M., Hina, S., Iftikhar, T. & Ramzan, S. 2013.
Comparison of proximate and heavy metal contents of vegetables grown with fresh
and wastewater. Pakistan Journal of Botany 45: 391-400.
Rizwan, S.T.,
Chaudhary, S. & Ikram, M. 2013. Uptake of some toxic metals in spinach crop
irrigated by Saggian drain water, Lahore. Biologyia 59: 183-189.
Russel, D.F. &
Eisensmith, S.P. 1983. MSTATC. Crop and Soil Science Department,
Michigan State University, USA.
Schickler, H. &
Caspi, H. 1999. Response of antioxidative enzymes to nickel and cadmium stress
in hyperaccumulator plants of the genus alyssum. Plant Physiology 105:
39-44.
Sekara, A.,
Poniedzialek, M., Ciura, J. & Jedrszczyk, E. 2005. Cadmium and lead
accumulation and distribution in the organs of nine crops: Implications for
phytoremediation. Polish Journal of Environmental Studies 14: 509-516.
Shakya, P.R. &
Khwaounjoo, N.M. 2013. Heavy metal contamination in green leafy vegetables
collected from different market sites of Kathmandu and their associated health
risks. Science World Journal 11: 37-42.
Sharma, R.K.,
Agrawal, M. & Marshal, F.M. 2008. Heavy metal (Cu, Zn, Cd and Pb)
contamination of vegetables in urban India: A case study in Varanasi. Environmental
Pollution 154: 254-263.
Singh, S., Zacharias,
M., Kalpana, S. & Mishra, S. 2012. Heavy metals accumulation and
distribution pattern in different vegetable crops. Journal of Environmental
Chemistry and Ecotoxicology 4: 170-177.
Sobukola, O.P.,
Dairo, O.U., Sanni, L.O., Odunewu, A.V. & Fafiolu, B.O. 2007. Thin layer
drying process of some leafy vegetables under open sun. Food Science
Technology International 13: 35-40.
Soudek, P., Kotyza,
I., Lenikusova, I., Petrova, S., Benesova, D. & Vanek, T. 2009.
Accumulation of heavy metals in hydroponically cultivated garlic (Allium
sativum L.), onion (Allium cepa L.), leek (Allium porrum L.)
and chive (Allium schoenoprasum L.). International Journal of Food
Agriculture and Environment 7: 761-769.
Steel, R.G.D. &
Torrie, J.H. 1997. Principles and Procedures of Statistics: A Biometrical
Approach. New York: McGraw Hill.
Turkdogan, M.K.,
Kilicel, F., Kara, K., Tuncer, I. & Uygan, I. 2003. Heavy metals in soil,
vegetables and fruit in the endemic upper gastrointestinal cancer region of Turkey. Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology 13: 175-179.
Ullah, R., Bakht, J.,
Shafi, M., Mediha, I., Ayub, K. & Muhammad, S. 2011. Phyto-acummulation of
heavy metals by sunflower grown o contaminated soil. African Journal of
Biotechnolgy 10: 17192-17198.
Walker, D.J.,
Clemente, R., Roig, A. & Bernal, M.P. 2003. The effects of soil amendments
on heavy metal bioavailability in two contaminated Mediterranean soils. Environmental
Pollution 122: 303-312.
Wani, P.A., Khan,
M.S. & Zaidi, A. 2007. Chromium reduction, plant growth promoting
potentials and metal solubilization by Bacillus sp. isolated from
alluvial soil. Current Microbiology 54: 237-243.
WHO. 1996. Guidelines
for drinking water quality, health criteria and other supporting information.
World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland.
WHO. 2007. Joint
FAO/WHO Expert standards program codex Alimentation Commission, Geneva,
Switzerland.
*Pengarang untuk
surat-menyurat; email: jehanbakht@yahoo.co.uk
|