The ubiquitous occurrence of steroid estrogens (SEs) in the aquatic environment has raised
global concern for their potential environmental impacts. This paper extensively compiled …

Yeast biosensors have become suitable tools for the screening and detection of
environmental pollutants because of their various advantages compared to other sensing …

Abstract Currently,> 95% of end disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater from
unconventional oil and gas operations in the US occurs via injection wells. Key data gaps …

Bioassays are particularly useful tools to link the chemical and ecological assessments in
water quality monitoring. Different methods cover a broad range of toxicity mechanisms in …

Yeast-based biosensing (YBB) is an exciting research area, as many studies have
demonstrated the use of yeasts to accurately detect specific molecules. Biosensors …

Trace emerging contaminants (ECs) occur in both waste and surface waters that are rich in
particulates that have been found to sorb several organic contaminants. An analytical …

The traditional direct bioautography workflow was substantially altered to yield narrow,
sharp-bounded effective zones. For the first time, microorganisms quantitatively detected the …

Designing technologies that mitigate the low-dose adverse effects of exposures to large-
volume, everyday-everywhere chemicals such as bisphenol A (BPA, 1a) requires an …

Biosensors are regarded as a powerful tool to detect and monitor environmental
contaminants, toxins, and, more generally, organic or chemical markers of potential threats …

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in the effluent from wastewater treatment plants
(WWTPs) are an important pollutant sources of the aquatic system. In this study, the removal …