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Andrew M Fogarty

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Articles 7
Citations 31
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Related Specialties
Toxicology
Chemistry
Environmental Health
Top 10 Co-Authors
James J Roche
Concepta A Brougham
Antoinette M Reid
Neil J Rowan
Iain M T Murray
Katrina Campbell
Kathryn M Quinn-Hosey
Miriam A Kelly
Sarah J Brennan
Emer A ONeill
Published In
Chemosphere
Int J Anal Chem
Sci Total Environ
Toxicol In Vitro
Ecotoxicol Environ Saf
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Recent Articles
1.
Novel use of the alga Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata, as an early-warning indicator to identify climate change ambiguity in aquatic environments using freshwater finfish farming as a case study
ONeill E, Rowan N, Fogarty A
Sci Total Environ . 2019 Jul; 692:209-218. PMID: 31344572
Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing food producing industries in the world. This dramatic increase in growth has raised many environmental concerns. Evaluation of fish farm effluent is frequently...
2.
Pulsed light reduces the toxicity of the algal toxin okadaic acid to freshwater crustacean Daphnia pulex
Murray I, Rowan N, McNamee S, Campbell K, Fogarty A
Environ Sci Pollut Res Int . 2017 Oct; 25(1):607-614. PMID: 29052147
This constitutes the first study to report on the reduction in toxicity of the dinoflagellate algal toxin okadaic acid after novel pulsed light (PL) treatments where ecotoxicological assessment was performed...
3.
Investigation of the estrogenic risk to feral male brown trout (Salmo trutta) in the Shannon International River Basin District of Ireland
Kelly M, Reid A, Quinn-Hosey K, Fogarty A, Roche J, Brougham C
Ecotoxicol Environ Saf . 2010 Sep; 73(7):1658-65. PMID: 20810166
The estrogenic potential of sewage treatment effluents and their receiving waters in the Shannon International River Basin District (SIRBD) of Ireland was investigated. An integrated approach, combining biological and chemical...
4.
Analysis of bio-obtainable endocrine disrupting metals in river water and sediment, sewage influent/effluent, sludge, leachate, and concentrated leachate, in the irish midlands shannon catchment
Reid A, Brougham C, Fogarty A, Roche J
Int J Anal Chem . 2010 Feb; 2009:325496. PMID: 20150974
The application of an acid digestion and subsequent solid-phase extraction (SPE) procedure were implemented as preliminary treatments prior to quantifying the levels of potentially endocrine disrupting metals (EDMs) in a...
5.
Accelerated solvent-based extraction and enrichment of selected plasticisers and 4-nonylphenol, and extraction of tin from organotin sources in sediments, sludges and leachate soils
Reid A, Brougham C, Fogarty A, Roche J
Anal Chim Acta . 2009 Feb; 634(2):197-204. PMID: 19185120
Enrichment techniques have become an important feature in the trace analysis of oestrogen mimicking chemicals in the environment. Recent developments such as accelerated solvent extraction (ASE) have improved extraction recoveries...
6.
In vitro cytotoxicity assessment of the biocidal agents sodium o-phenylphenol, sodium o-benzyl-p-chlorophenol, and sodium p-tertiary amylphenol using established fish cell lines
Davoren M, Fogarty A
Toxicol In Vitro . 2006 May; 20(7):1190-201. PMID: 16678383
The cytotoxicity of three biocidal agents frequently employed as active ingredients in phenolic-based disinfectants, were evaluated in three established fish cell lines (EPC, CHSE and RTG-2). Cell viability was assessed...
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Multi-generational effects of four selected environmental oestrogens on Daphnia magna
Brennan S, Brougham C, Roche J, Fogarty A
Chemosphere . 2006 Jan; 64(1):49-55. PMID: 16405951
The objective of this study was to determine whether vertebrate-type oestrogens have ecotoxicological effects on a crustacean species. The effects of 17beta-oestradiol (E2), diethylstilbestrol (DES), bisphenol A (BPA) and 4-nonylphenol...