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Environmental Research|August 28, 2020
Biochemical performance of mussels, cockles and razor shells contaminated by paralytic shellfish toxinsRosa Freitas, Filipa Marques, Lucia De Marchi, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|October 13, 2018
Evidences of metabolic alterations and cellular damage in mussels after short pulses of Ti contaminationRui Monteiro, Silvana Costa, Francesca Coppola, et al.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety|August 20, 2010
DNA damage and metal accumulation in four tissues of feral Octopus vulgaris from two coastal areas in PortugalJoana Raimundo, Pedro M Costa, Carlos Vale, et al.
Marine Pollution Bulletin|July 14, 2020
Sorption of okadaic acid lipophilic toxin onto plastics in seawaterSara T Costa, Alisa Rudnitskaya, Carlos Vale, et al.
Chemosphere|February 15, 2016
Changes of paralytic shellfish toxins in gills and digestive glands of the cockle Cerastoderma edule under post-bloom natural conditionsSara T Costa, Carlos Vale, Joana Raimundo, et al.
Marine Pollution Bulletin|May 31, 2017
Phytochelatins and monothiols in salt marsh plants and their relation with metal toleranceVanesa L Negrin, Bárbara Teixeira, Rita M Godinho, et al.
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment|November 14, 2008
Metal and nutrient dynamics in a eutrophic coastal lagoon (Obidos, Portugal): the importance of observations at different time scalesPatrícia Pereira, Hilda de Pablo, Carlos Vale, et al.
Aquatic Toxicology (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|January 17, 2009
Metal accumulation and oxidative stress in Ulva sp. substantiated by response integration into a general stress indexPatrícia Pereira, Hilda de Pablo, Frederico Rosa-Santos, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|December 31, 2019
Valuation of banana peels as an effective biosorbent for mercury removal under low environmental concentrationsElaine Fabre, Cláudia B Lopes, Carlos Vale, et al.
Marine Environmental Research|November 24, 2019
Paralytic shellfish toxin profiles in mussel, cockle and razor shell under post-bloom natural conditions: Evidence of higher biotransformation in razor shells and cocklesMaria João Botelho, Filipa Marques, Rosa Freitas, et al.
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