Daniel P Coughlin
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Multi-Level Effects of Low Dose Rate Ionizing Radiation on Southern Toad, Anaxyrus [Bufo] terrestris
Stark K, Scott D, Tsyusko O, Coughlin D, Hinton T
PLoS One
. 2015 May;
10(4):e0125327.
PMID: 25927361
Despite their potential vulnerability to contaminants from exposure at multiple life stages, amphibians are one of the least studied groups of vertebrates in ecotoxicology, and research on radiation effects in...
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Stark K, Scott D, Tsyusko O, Coughlin D, Hinton T
Ecotoxicol Environ Saf
. 2012 Feb;
79:283-287.
PMID: 22305119
In parallel with a renewed interest in nuclear power and its possible environmental impacts, a new environmental radiation protection system calls for environmental indicators of radiological stress. However, because environmental...
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Caldwell E, Duff M, Ferguson C, Coughlin D
J Environ Monit
. 2011 Mar;
13(5):1410-21.
PMID: 21412545
The Savannah River Site was constructed in South Carolina to produce plutonium (Pu) in the 1950s. Discharges associated with these now-ceased operations have contaminated large areas within the site, particularly...
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Hinton T, Kaplan D, Knox A, Coughlin D, Nascimento R, Watson S, et al.
Environ Sci Technol
. 2006 Aug;
40(14):4500-5.
PMID: 16903292
We hypothesized that adding micaceous minerals to 137Cs-contaminated aquatic systems would serve as an effective in situ remediation technique by sequestering the contaminant and reducing its bioavailability. Results from several...
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Collins B, Sharitz R, Coughlin D
Bioresour Technol
. 2005 Jan;
96(8):937-48.
PMID: 15627565
Plants that accumulate a small percentage of metals in constructed treatment wetlands can contribute to remediation of acidic, metal contaminated runoff waters from coal mines or processing areas. We examined...