Marnes La Coquette / Bradford / Rijeka / New York / Paris / Tokyo / Bologna / London / Pensacola / St. Louis / /
Company
Oxford University Press / G. W. Grime N. A. / Bio-Rad Laboratories / IOS Press / Creative Commons / SETAC Press / Hindawi Publishing Corporation / /
Country
Croatia / Italy / France / Japan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
University of Salento / University of Sydney / Institute of Marine Ecology / /
IndustryTerm
metal availability / heavy metal concentrations / heavy metal contamination / low-molecularweight cysteine-rich metal-binding proteins / bioavailable metal concentrations / organic chemicals / metal-responsiveness / high tissue metal concentrations / earlier metal exposure / heavy metal toxicity / metal contamination / metal / heavy metal pollution / heavy metal exposure / heavy metal / metal speciation / metal exposure / chemical contamination risk / mining / assessment soil metal pollution / metal exposure conditions / metal detoxification / metal polluted soil monitoring / point-source metal contamination / chemical pollutants / chemicals / high-energy synchrotron analyses / /
NaturalFeature
Mix Mt / Salento coast / 𝜇g Mt / Mt. Mt / /
Organization
Institute of Marine Ecology / University of Sydney / Short Report A. Calisi / M. G. Lionetto / E. De Lorenzis / A. Leomanni / and T. Schettino Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences / University of Salento / OECD / Italian Ministry / Oxford University / /
Person
A. John Morgan / A. Ndayibagira / P. Yves Robidoux / A. M. Van Gestel / Allen / Edward Arnold / G. I. Sunahara / M. Galay-Burgos / /
Position
Academic Editor / head of bacteriophage / D. J. / /
Product
Skullcandy G.I. Headphone/Headset / Franklin / soil / /
ProgrammingLanguage
C / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Montana / Florida / /
PublishedMedium
Biochemical Journal / Gazzetta Ufficiale / /
Region
Antarctic / Mediterranean / /
Technology
Electrophoresis / cloning / bioindicators / gel electrophoresis / /
Metallothionein Induction in the Coelomic Fluid of the Earthworm Lumbricus terrestris following Heavy Metal Exposure: A Short Report