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The objective of the study is to suggest a novel detection method in endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in accordance
with climate change and its effects on public health. Substantial and uncertain channels of exposure routes of EDCs caused
by climate change are regional and local levels of complication. The correlation between EDCs and climate change is currently
an ongoing process of research, however, it is determined that their relation to the public health is a prolonged matter to develop
and initiate the prevention strategies. Even a low level of EDCs concentration takes negative effects into hormone secretion,
male and female reproduction, growth inhibition, cancer induction and immune system in human health. Therefore, this
study is to develop a simple colorimetric sensor film that analyzes EDCs concentration induced by virus-based aerial detection
method in regional and local levels. The colorimetric sensor film which is embedded with self-assembled bacteriophage detects
concentration of EDCs based on a change of color. The peptide of the bacteriophage generates as a receptor with its reactivity
to the targeted chemicals. In addition to the characteristics, specific DNA sequence determines selectivity and sensitivity of
the sensor film. The swelling and de-swelling of the nano-structure according to the description of humidity, temperature
and chemicals, diversify the reflection of visual light that results in color change. As a result, we can create the distinct nanostructure
with specific arrays that can react to selective EDCs and visually assess the level by RGB analyzer. The core advantage
of this colorimetric film is that genetic engineering of bacteriophage enables us to detect at low level of concentration
considering the fact that EDCs concentration is usually very low at the airborne state. Previously developed methods to detect
EDCs are not available in on-the-spot detection due to the necessity of preconditioning process that requires additional time
and instruments, however, this film does not require those process. In addition, we were successful to develop software that
automatically assesses RGB composition of the image taken by a smart phone. If we collect the data and set the Data Base with
this RGB composition of specific temperature, humidity and chemical materials, more specific and valid correlation between
climate change and EDCs shall be given shape to further research.