Development, scrutiny, and modulation of transient reporter gene assays of the xenobiotic metabolism pathway in zebrafish hepatocytes
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Johan Lundqvist
Department of Biomedical Science and Veterinary Public Health
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences
Email: johan.lundqvist@slu.se
ORCID: 0000-0001-5693-9007
Publications
2023
Evaluation of in vitro bioassays as a screening tool to monitor chemical hazards in cow’s milk
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Effect-based evaluation of water quality in a system of indirect reuse of wastewater for drinking water production
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Vitamin D receptor antagonist activity in wastewater effluents-potential for endocrine disruption
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Integrating different tools and technologies to advance drinking water quality exposure assessments
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2022
An in vitro-based hazard assessment of liquid smoke food flavourings
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Artificial infiltration in drinking water production: Addressing chemical hazards using effect-based methods
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Are preserved coastal water bodies in Spanish Mediterranean basin impacted by human activity? Water quality evaluation using chemical and biological analyses
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Hazardous chemicals in non-polar extracts from paper and cardboard food packaging: an effect-based evaluation
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Profile occurrences and in vitro effects of toxic organic pollutants in metal shredding facilities in Wallonia (Belgium)
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2021
Removal of oxidative stress and genotoxic activities during drinking water production by ozonation and granular activated carbon filtration
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Food contact materials: an effect-based evaluation of the presence of hazardous chemicals in paper and cardboard packaging
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The relevant role of ion mobility separation in LC-HRMS based screening strategies for contaminants of emerging concern in the aquatic environment
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In vitro bioanalytical assessment of toxicity of wetland samples from Spanish Mediterranean coastline
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Glass-bottled drinking water: a time capsule to study the historic presence of hazardous chemicals using effect-based methods
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Organophosphate ester flame retardants have antiandrogenic potential and affect other endocrine related endpoints in vitro and in silico
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Modeling Bioavailable Concentrations in Zebrafish Cell Lines and Embryos Increases the Correlation of Toxicity Potencies across Test Systems
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Assessment of source and treated water quality in seven drinking water treatment plants by in vitro bioassays – Oxidative stress and antiandrogenic effects after artificial infiltration.
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2020
Assessing the cumulative pressure of micropollutants in Swedish wastewater effluents and recipient water systems using integrated toxicological and chemical methods
Report
Potentials and pitfalls of transient in vitro reporter bioassays: interference by vector geometry and cytotoxicity in recombinant zebrafish cell lines
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2019
In vitro bioanalytical evaluation of removal efficiency for bioactive chemicals in Swedish wastewater treatment plants
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Assessment of pesticides in surface water samples from Swedish agricultural areas by integrated bioanalysis and chemical analysis
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Hormetic Dose Response of NaAsO2 on Cell Proliferation of Prostate Cells in Vitro: Implications for Prostate Cancer Initiation and Therapy
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Innovative drinking water treatment techniques reduce the disinfection-induced oxidative stress and genotoxic activity
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2018
Toxicity bioassays with concentrated cell culture media-a methodology to overcome the chemical loss by conventional preparation of water samples
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