“…It has been reported that BBP can promote breast cancer stem cell expansion (Cao et al, 2023), participate in DNA damage and methylation (Tsai et al, 2014), and induce significant neurodevelopmental damage (Miodovnik et al, 2014). In addition to humans, this pollutant has been shown to have toxic effects on other organisms, including chironomids (Call et al, 2001;dos Santos Morais et al, 2020;Llorente Ortega, 2022;Planello et al, 2011), cladocerans (Li et al, 2021;Wang et al, 2011), mice and rats (Ambe et al, 2019;Agas et al, 2007;Ema et al, 2003;Ema & Miyawaki, 2002;Gray et Chemia Naissensis, Vol 6, Issue 1, RESEARCH ARTICLE, 22-40 DOI: 10.46793/ChemN6.1.22P 25 al., 2000;Piersma et al, 2000), the marine univalve Haliotis diversicolor super-texta (Liu et al, 2009), daphnia (Gledhill et al, 1980), fish (Bhaisare et al, 2022;Gledhill et al, 1980) and algae (Gledhill, 1980). The structure and physiochemical properties of BBP are shown in Table 1.…”