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Harmonised framework for ecological risk assessment of sediments from ports and estuarine zones of North and South Atlantic

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Abstract: This paper presents a harmonised framework of sediment quality assessment and dredging material char

Palabras claves:

Dredged material, Estuary, Multivariate analysis, Sediment assessment, Weight of evidence

Autores:

Cesar A., Choueri R.B., DelValls T.A., Denis Abessa, Morais R.D., Mozeto A.A., Nascimento M.R.L., Riba I., Seabra Pereira C.D., Torres R.J.

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Environmentally realistic concentrations of cocaine in seawater disturbed neuroendrocrine parameters and energy status in the marine mussel Perna perna

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Abstract: Cocaine (COC) is a powerful illicit drug frequently detected in the aquatic environment. COC acts by

Palabras claves:

Bivalves, Energy balance, Illicit drugs, Marine Pollution, Neurotoxicity

Autores:

Almeida E.A.d., Denis Abessa, Dourado P.L.R., Fontes M.K., Galvão de Campos B., Maranho L.A., Seabra Pereira C.D.

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Exposure to crack cocaine causes adverse effects on marine mussels Perna perna

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Abstract: Our study aimed to evaluate crack cocaine effects in different life stages of the marine mussel Pern

Palabras claves:

bioassays, Crack cocaine, Cyto-genotoxicity, Marine organism

Autores:

Cortez F.S., Denis Abessa, Fontes M.K., Kamimura A.S.S., Lebre D.T., Maranho L.A., Marques J.R., Moreno B.B., Nobre C.R., Pusceddu F.H., Ribeiro D.A., Seabra Pereira C.D.

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Could Aqueous Film-Forming Foams (AFFFs) and Encapsulator Agents (EAs) Interfere on the Reproduction and Growth of Daphnia similis?

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Abstract: In firefighting of class B, fire suppression agents (FSA), such as aqueous film-forming foams (AFFF)

Palabras claves:

Fire suppression agents, freshwater, Microcrustacean, Perfluorinated compounds, PFAS

Autores:

Cara Á.L., Denis Abessa, dos Santos Barboza Ortega A., Maranho L.A., Pusceddu F.H., Seabra Pereira C.D.

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Ecological relevance of Sentinels' biomarker responses: A multi-level approach

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Abstract: In response to the need for more sensitive and rapid indicators of environmental quality, sublethal

Palabras claves:

Biomarkers, Caged bivalves, Ecological status, Macrobenthic community

Autores:

Almagro-Pastor V., Almeida J.E., Bainy A.C.D., Cesar A., Choueri R.B., Cortez F.S., DelValls T.A., Denis Abessa, Gusso-Choueri P.K., Maranho L.A., Martin-Díaz M.L., Mozeto A.A., Seabra Pereira C.D., Silbiger H.L.N., Sousa E.C.P.M., Torres R.J.

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Ecotoxicological effects of losartan on the brown mussel Perna perna and its occurrence in seawater from Santos Bay (Brazil)

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Abstract: The antihypertensive losartan (LOS) has been detected in wastewater and environmental matrices, howe

Palabras claves:

Antihypertensive, ecotoxicology, Emerging contaminants, Pharmaceuticals, Seawater

Autores:

Almeida J.E., Cesar A., Cortez F.S., Denis Abessa, Guimarães L.L., Maranho L.A., Moreno B.B., Mota L., Nobre C.R., Pusceddu F.H., Santos A.R., Seabra Pereira C.D., Souza L.d.S.

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Continuous Exposure to Microplastics Does Not Cause Physiological Effects in the Cultivated Mussel Perna perna

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Abstract: The environmental impact of microplastics is a challenging theme, especially under realistic experim

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Autores:

Denis Abessa, Moreira F., Santana M., Seabra Pereira C.D., Turra A.

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Detoxification, oxidative stress, and cytogenotoxicity of crack cocaine in the brown mussel Perna perna

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Abstract: The presence of cocaine and its metabolites and by-products has been identified in different aquatic

Palabras claves:

Adverse effects, Biomarkers, Bivalves, Crack cocaine, Illicit drugs, Marine organism

Autores:

Denis Abessa, dos Santos Barbosa Ortega A., Guimarães R.S., Lebre D.T., Maranho L.A., Moreno B.B., Nobre C.R., Ribeiro D.A., Seabra Pereira C.D.

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Cytogenotoxicity biomarkers in fat snook Centropomus parallelus from Cananéia and São Vicente estuaries, SP, Brazil

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Abstract: The aquatic environment receives many contaminants that can induce damages at the molecular, biochem

Palabras claves:

Centropomus parallelus, Cytogenotoxicity, Micronuclei, Nuclear abnormalities

Autores:

Assunção A., Denis Abessa, Kirschbaum A.A., Ranzani-Paiva M.J.T., Rotundo M.M., Seabra Pereira C.D., Seriani R.

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A reply to “Reviewing the effects of contamination on the biota of Brazilian coastal ecosystems: Scientific challenges for a developing country in a changing world”

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Palabras claves:

ecotoxicology, Estuaries, Marine Pollution, Sediment quality assessment

Autores:

Choueri R.B., de Castro Í.B., Denis Abessa, Gusso-Choueri P.K., Jimenez P.C., Moreira L.B., Seabra Pereira C.D.

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Harmonised framework for ecological risk assessment of sediments from ports and estuarine zones of North and South Atlantic

Environmentally realistic concentrations of cocaine in seawater disturbed neuroendrocrine parameters and energy status in the marine mussel Perna perna

Exposure to crack cocaine causes adverse effects on marine mussels Perna perna

Could Aqueous Film-Forming Foams (AFFFs) and Encapsulator Agents (EAs) Interfere on the Reproduction and Growth of Daphnia similis?

Ecological relevance of Sentinels' biomarker responses: A multi-level approach

Ecotoxicological effects of losartan on the brown mussel Perna perna and its occurrence in seawater from Santos Bay (Brazil)

Continuous Exposure to Microplastics Does Not Cause Physiological Effects in the Cultivated Mussel Perna perna

Detoxification, oxidative stress, and cytogenotoxicity of crack cocaine in the brown mussel Perna perna

Cytogenotoxicity biomarkers in fat snook Centropomus parallelus from Cananéia and São Vicente estuaries, SP, Brazil

A reply to “Reviewing the effects of contamination on the biota of Brazilian coastal ecosystems: Scientific challenges for a developing country in a changing world”