Polluted water concentrates: Induction of genetic alterations inSaccharomyces cerevisiae D7 strain

Morettón, Juan; Baró, P.; Żelazny, A.; D’Aquino, M

doi:10.1007/bf01691938

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“…Not only the preparation of organic water concentrates but also their use in biotests has become an essential part of detecting potential toxicity in freshwater ecosystems (Dutka et al 1981, Moretton et al 1991. In the marine environment Stebbing (1979) used liquidsolid extraction techniques with a hydroid bioassay to demonstrate biologically detectable metal contamination offshore.…”

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Liquid/solid phase extraction of water samples used for toxicity testing in the German Bight

Bening¹,

Karbe²,

Schupfner³

1992

Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser.

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During the Bremerhaven Workshop, a liquid-solid enrichment technique was used to extract lipophilic organic compounds from seawater. The toxicity of extracts was tested after dilution with seawater corresponding to different enrichment factors. Using a hydroid bioassay, extracts from the more inshore areas proved significantly more toxic compared to those from the more offshore locations. Methodological aspects of this type of toxicity testing are discussed.

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