Michiel T O Jonker
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Jonker M, Jones A
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2024 Jun;
43(8):1695-1696.
PMID: 38923001
No abstract available.
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van den Heuvel-Greve M, Jonker M, Klaassen M, Puts I, Verbeeke G, Hoekema L, et al.
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2024 Jun;
43(7):1627-1637.
PMID: 38837458
Shipping activities are increasing with sea ice receding in the Arctic, leading to higher risks of accidents and oil spills. Because Arctic toxicity data are limited, oil spill risk assessments...
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Leppanen M, Sourisseau S, Burgess R, Simpson S, Sibley P, Jonker M
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2024 Apr;
43(8):1697-1716.
PMID: 38597781
Sediments are an integral component of aquatic systems, linking multiple water uses, functions, and services. Contamination of sediments by chemicals is a worldwide problem, with many jurisdictions trying to prevent...
4.
Jonker M
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2024 Mar;
43(5):965-975.
PMID: 38501493
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic synthetic chemicals of concern, which have been detected in nearly all environmental compartments. The present study provides a data analysis...
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Jonker M, Diepens N
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2024 Feb;
43(8):1717-1727.
PMID: 38345366
Sediment toxicity tests have applications in ecological risk and chemical safety assessments. Despite the many years of experience in testing and the availability of standard protocols, sediment toxicity testing remains...
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Jonker M, Diepens N
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2024 Feb;
43(8):1728-1739.
PMID: 38329278
Sediment toxicity testing with very hydrophobic organic chemicals (VHOCs) is challenging because of the chemicals' low aqueous solubilities and slow kinetics. The present study presents the results of experiments investigating...
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Burgess R, Kane Driscoll S, Bejarano A, Davis C, Hermens J, Redman A, et al.
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2023 Nov;
43(8):1778-1794.
PMID: 37975556
Since recognizing the importance of bioavailability for understanding the toxicity of chemicals in sediments, mechanistic modeling has advanced over the last 40 years by building better tools for estimating exposure...
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Jonker M
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2022 Mar;
41(6):1370-1380.
PMID: 35322897
For most passive sampling applications, the availability of accurate passive sampler-water partition coefficients (K ) is of key importance. Unfortunately, a huge variability exists in literature K values, in particular...
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Effects of sediment manipulation on freely dissolved concentrations of hydrophobic organic chemicals
Jonker M
Chemosphere
. 2020 Nov;
265:128694.
PMID: 33129559
The freely dissolved concentration (C) of hydrophobic organic chemicals (HOCs) in pore water is an important parameter in the risk assessment and management of contaminated sediments and soils. It can...
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Jonker M, Burgess R, Ghosh U, Gschwend P, Hale S, Lohmann R, et al.
Nat Protoc
. 2020 Apr;
15(5):1800-1828.
PMID: 32313252
The freely dissolved concentration (C) of hydrophobic organic chemicals in sediments and soils is considered the driver behind chemical bioavailability and, ultimately, toxic effects in benthic organisms. Therefore, quantifying C,...