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Biological effects of contaminants: the use of embryo aberrations in amphipod crustaceans for measuring effects of environmental stressors
B. Sundelin, A. Eriksson Wiklund,
Alex Ford
Institute of Life Sciences and Healthcare
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crustaceans
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embryos
100%
biological effects
100%
information
25%
metals
25%
oxygen
25%
mixtures
25%
point sources
25%
xenobiotics
25%
environmental effects
25%
biological indicators
25%
Nursing and Health Professions
Trace Metal
100%
Xenobiotic Agent
100%
Hypoxia
100%
Environmental Marker
100%
Engineering
Amphipod
100%
Main Advantage
50%
Temperature Stress
50%
Environmental Impact
50%
Hydrophobic
50%
Source Point
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Amphipod
100%
Biological Indicator
50%
Organic Contaminant
50%
Environmental Impact
50%
Trace Metal
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Amphipoda
100%
Hypoxia
50%
Environmental Marker
50%
Trace Metal
50%
Xenobiotic Agent
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Amphipoda
100%
Biological Activity
100%
Temperature Stress
50%