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Aquatic Toxicology (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|October 11, 2012
Adverse outcome pathways during zebrafish embryogenesis: a case study with paraoxonKrystle L Yozzo, Sean P McGee, David C VolzEnvironmental Science & Technology|December 17, 2013
High-content screening assay for identification of chemicals impacting spontaneous activity in zebrafish embryosTara D Raftery, Gregory M Isales, Krystle L Yozzo, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|September 11, 2013
High-content screening assay for identification of chemicals impacting cardiovascular function in zebrafish embryosKrystle L Yozzo, Gregory M Isales, Tara D Raftery, et al.Toxicological Sciences : an Official Journal of the Society of Toxicology|February 5, 2013
Aryl phosphate esters within a major PentaBDE replacement product induce cardiotoxicity in developing zebrafish embryos: potential role of the aryl hydrocarbon receptorSean P McGee, Alex Konstantinov, Heather M Stapleton, et al.Environmental Health Perspectives|September 29, 2012
Early zebrafish embryogenesis is susceptible to developmental TDCPP exposureSean P McGee, Ellen M Cooper, Heather M Stapleton, et al.Plos One|August 5, 2014
High-content screening in zebrafish embryos identifies butafenacil as a potent inducer of anemiaJessica K Leet, Casey D Lindberg, Luke A Bassett, et al.Environment International|February 1, 2021
Inhalation of two Prop 65-listed chemicals within vehicles may be associated with increased cancer riskAalekhya Reddam, David C VolzCurrent Research in Toxicology|June 23, 2022
Halogenated bisphenol a analogues induce PPARγ-independent toxicity within human hepatocellular carcinoma cellsVanessa Cheng, David C VolzMarine Biotechnology (New York, N.Y.)|April 16, 2004
Semiquantitative confocal laser scanning microscopy applied to marine invertebrate ecotoxicologyG Thomas Chandler, David C VolzToxicological Sciences : an Official Journal of the Society of Toxicology|October 11, 2011
Aberrant ligand-induced activation of G protein-coupled estrogen receptor 1 (GPER) results in developmental malformations during vertebrate embryogenesisB Sumith Jayasinghe, David C VolzPageof 8