Entries

Dyson, K. and D.D. Huppert. 2010. Regional economic impacts of razor clam beach closures due to harmful algal blooms (HABs) on the Pacific coast of Washington. Harmful Algae 9: 264-271. [includes domoic acid as causing one of the economic impacts]

Fitzpatrick, E., D.A. Caron, and A. Schnetzer. 2010. Development and environmental application of a genus-specific quantitative PCR approach for Pseudo-nitzschia species. Mar. Biol. 157: 1161-1169.

Puigserver, M., N. Monerris, J. Pablo, J. Alós, and G. Moyà. 2010. Abundance patterns of the toxic phytoplankton in coastal waters of the Balearic Archipelago (NW Mediterranean Sea): a multivariate approach. Hydrobiologia 644: 145-157. [discusses P. seriata and P. delicatissima complex species]

Lundholm, N., A. Clarke, and M. Ellegaard. 2010. A 100-year record of changing Pseudo-nitzschia species in a sill-fjord in Denmark related to nitrogen loading and temperature. Harmful Algae 9: 449-457.

MacKenzie, L.A. 2010. In situ passive solid-phase adsorption of micro-algal biotoxins as a monitoring tool. Curr. Opin. Biotechnol. 21: 326-331. [discusses challenges with domoic acid]

Trick, C.G., B.D. Bill, W.P. Cochlan, M.L. Wells, V.L. Trainer, and L.D. Pickell. 2010. Iron enrichment stimulates toxic diatom production in high-nitrate, low-chlorophyll areas. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 107: 5887-5892. [discusses oceanic Pseudo-nitzschia turgidula and P. cf. granii]

Nguyen, Dieu. 2010. Asymmetric allylation of aldehydes catalyzed by formamide organocatalysts. Studies towards the synthesis of L- domoic acid side chain. PhD Thesis, University of South Carolina

Moschandreou, K.K. and G. Nikolaidis. 2010. The genus Pseudo-nitzschia (Bacillariophyceae) in Greek coastal waters. Bot. Mar. 53: 159-172.

Hall, A.J. and E. Frame. 2010. Evidence of domoic acid exposure in harbour seals from Scotland: a potential factor in the decline in abundance? Harmful Algae 9: 489-493.

Tiedeken, J.A. and J.S. Ramsdell. 2010. Zebrafish seizure model identifies p,p'-DDE as the dominant contaminant of fetal California sea lions that accounts for synergistic activity with domoic acid. Env. Health Perspect. 118: 545-551.