Justyna Świeżak

Assistant professor

University of Gdańsk

Poland

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Justyna Świeżak is an Assistant Professor at the University of Gdańsk, Poland. Her research focuses on the environmental impacts of pharmaceuticals on marine life, including studies on bivalves and their responses to various stressors such as CO2 leakage and pharmaceutical exposure. Recent articles authored by Dr. Świeżak encompass topics like the physiological effects of contaminants and the health of non-indigenous species in Baltic Sea ecosystems.

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Aleksandra Czumaj

Medical University of Gdansk

POLAND

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Lisbet Sørensen

Associate Professor

NTNU

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Anna Hallmann

Medical University of Gdansk

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Articles (9)

Effects of norfluoxetine on mRNA expression levels, cellular defense mechanisms and histopathological alterations in the bivalve Mytilus trossulus (Mytilidae)

Physiological and behavioral responses of the Baltic clam Macoma balthica to a laboratory simulated CO2-leakage from a subseabed carbon storage site

Human pharmaceuticals in the arctic – A review

Oxytetracycline-induced inflammatory process without oxidative stress in blue mussels Mytilus trossulus

Persistence of norfluoxetine in marine mussels

A multi-biomarker approach to assess toxicity of diclofenac and 4-OH diclofenac in Mytilus trossulus mussels - First evidence of diclofenac metabolite impact on molluscs

Presence of pharmaceuticals and their metabolites in wild-living aquatic organisms – Current state of knowledge

Cellular level response of the bivalve Limecola balthica to seawater acidification due to potential CO2 leakage from a sub-seabed storage site in the southern Baltic Sea: TiTank experiment at representative hydrostatic pressure

Physiological and microbiological determinants of the subtropical non-indigenous rangia cuneata health and condition in the cold coastal waters of the Baltic Sea: The vistula lagoon case study

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Aleksandra Czumaj

Lisbet Sørensen

Anna Hallmann

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