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Mature pre-spawning female dab Limanda limanda were sampled during the Bremerhaven Workshop from stations in the southern North Sea along a transect heading approxin~ately NW from the Elbe estuary (the 'German Bight Transect') and around an abandoned drilling s ~ t e . Hepatic rnicrosomal mono-oxygenase activity as shown by ethoxyresorufin 0-deethylase (EROD) and cyanoethoxycoumarin 0-deethylase (CN-ECOD) declined with increasing distance offshore, but rose slightly a t the outermost station on the Dogger Bank. Microsomal P4501A1 mRNA, detected with a new synthetic oligonucleotide probe, followed the same trend. Activities of EROD and CN-ECOD and concentrations of P4501A1 mRNA were well correlated with the major chlorobiphenyl residues measured in dab and with hydrocarbon concentrations in sedlments at these stations. Dab sampled from the drilling site had hepatic EROD and CN-ECOD activ~ty and P4501A1 mRNA contents similar to those in fish from the offshore German Bight stations.

Hepatic microsomal mono-oxygenase activity and P450IA mRNA in North Sea dab Limanda limanda from contaminated sites