Aquatic environments are often contaminated with complex mixtures of chemicals that may
pose a risk to ecosystems and human health. This contamination cannot be addressed with …

Determining causality of sediment toxicity is of great importance in aquatic risk assessment,
but there are tremendous challenges due to joint toxicity of trace pollutants in complex …

The implementation of targeted and nontargeted chemical screening analysis in
combination with in vitro and organism-level bioassays is a prerequisite for a more holistic …

The present study investigated the hypothesis that the coupling of high-performance thin-
layer chromatography with the yeast estrogen screen (planar-YES, p-YES) can be used as a …

For decades, mutagenicity has been observed in many surface waters with a possible link to
the presence of aromatic amines. River Rhine is a well-known example of this phenomenon …

Wastewater treatment plant effluents and releases from rainwater overflow basins can
contribute to the input of genotoxic micropollutants in aquatic ecosystems. Predominantly …

Little is known about sediment-bound exposure of fish to endocrine disrupting chemicals
(EDC) under field conditions. This study aimed to investigate potential routes of EDC …

Numerous environmental pollutants have the potential to accumulate in sediments, and
among them are endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs). It is well documented that water …

Abstract Introduction Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are present in the environment
and can have serious effects on humans and wildlife. For the establishment of …

There is ongoing concern about the consequences of mutations in humans and biota arising
from environmental exposures to industrial and other chemicals. Genetic toxicity tests have …