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Henner Hollert Sebastian Hudjetz Evelyn Claus Werner Manz Georg Reifferscheid Peter Heininger Jan Schwarzbauer Wolfgang Ahlf Thomas Braunbeck Werner Brack Tobias Schulze Andreas Sch?ffer und Hans-Toni Ratte 《Umweltwissenschaften und Schadstoff-Forschung》2009,21(3):235-237
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Verantwortliche Herausgeber: Jan Schwarzbauer · Peter Heininger · Evelyn Claus
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Ulrike Kammann Markus Brinkmann Marko Freese Jan-Dag Pohlmann Sandra Stoffels Henner Hollert Reinhold Hanel 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2014,21(4):2519-2530
The stock of the European eel (Anguilla anguilla L.) continues to decline and has reached a new minimum in 2011. Poor health status of the spawners due to organic contaminants is one of the possible causes for this dramatic situation. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are ubiquitous contaminants, which are rapidly metabolized in vertebrates. EROD (ethoxyresorufin-O-deethylase) and GST (glutathione-S-transferase) are two enzymes involved in PAH detoxification in fish. In this study, PAH metabolites as well as EROD and GST activity in a large, comprising dataset of more than 260 migratory and pre-migratory eels from five large German river basin districts were used to describe PAH exposure and its metabolism as possible indicators for the habitat quality for eels. Eel from the river Elbe appear to be moderately contaminated with PAH. Highest mean values of PAH metabolites were analysed in fish from the river Rhine. However, the results suggest that contaminants such as PAH are metabolized in the fish and may have contributed to EROD activity in eels caught from the Elbe estuary to 600 km upstream. Since the eel’s onset of cessation of feeding is closely linked to maturation and migration, we propose bile pigments as new indicators contributing to identify the proportion of migratory eel, which is crucial information for eel management plans. We showed that PAH metabolites normalized to bile pigments as well as EROD could be used to describe the habitat quality and might be suitable parameters in search for suitable stocking habitats. 相似文献
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A new approach to investigate the interactions between sediment transport and ecotoxicological processes during flood events 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Holger Schüttrumpf Markus Brinkmann Catrina Cofalla Roy M Frings Sabine U Gerbersdorf Markus Hecker Sebastian Hudjetz Ulrike Kammann Gottfried Lennartz Sebastian Roger Andreas Schäffer Henner Hollert 《Environmental Sciences Europe》2011,23(1):1-5
Purpose
The 'step-by step' principle was introduced into the European Union legislation on genetically modified organisms as a means to cope with uncertainty about environmental risks from the release of genetically modified organisms into the environment. The approval process is orientated along the stepwise reduction of containment which reflects a precautionary approach towards the risks of genetically modified organism release. Thus, the gradual reduction of containment should keep pace with the gradual generation of risk-related knowledge. This paper strives to clarify the meaning, legal status and practical importance of the principle. It also looks at whether non-European Union countries have adopted the principle as well, and how they practice it.Methods
The article is based on research of the relevant legal texts, court cases and legal literature. In addition, a number of dossiers of applications for the European Union authorisation of release and placing on the market of genetically modified seed were analysed.Results and conclusions
Although 'step-by-step' is not a precise legal rule it does have legal meaning as a principle guiding the risk assessment and management of genetically modified organism introduction into the environment. Assuming a process of gradual reduction of containment and scaling up of release ranging from closed systems via experimental release to cultivation the 'step-by-step principle' requires that the knowledge on environmental risks of genetically modified organisms should be generated on stages previous to the ones where the risk can result in damage. The analysis of the legislation of China, the United States of America and Brazil showed a differentiated approach towards the step-by-step principle. 相似文献97.
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