Shaohan Wang , Jiaxing Yu , Yuemei Chen , Nan Li , Jiajia Han , Yang Yu , Yueru Shi , Guosheng Chen , Junlang Qiu , Fang Zhu , Gangfeng Ouyang
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Abstract
The widespread occurrences and adverse effects of endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) pose significant threats to the environment. Due to their persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity, EDCs migrate through environmental compartments and accumulate in organisms, resulting in health risks to humans. This concerning paradigm necessitates robust detecting strategies for EDCs across both environmental and biological matrices. Solid-phase microextraction (SPME) has emerged as a powerful analytical technique, particularly effective for complex matrix analysis. The miniaturization and non-exhaustive extraction characteristics of SPME make it uniquely suitable for both on-site and in vivo implementations. This review critically evaluates recent advances (2020–2025) in SPME applications for EDC detection in environmental and biological matrices. The discussion encompasses in-lab and on-site SPME approaches for environmental detecting, while also addressing in vitro and in vivo SPME methodologies in biological specimens. Finally, the future emerging trends and research directions in this field are proposed based on the recent achievements.
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