Sebastian Lungu-Mitea

Associate Senior Lecturer

Sweden

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Dr. Sebastian Lungu-Mitea is an Associate Senior Lecturer at Linnaeus University, Sweden. His research focuses on the development and modulation of transient reporter gene assays, particularly in the context of xenobiotic metabolism and DNA damage repair in zebrafish. His recent publications explore the intersections of toxicology and bioassay methodologies, highlighting the importance of modeling bioavailable concentrations in aquatic models.

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2023

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2021

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2021

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2020

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Agneta Oskarsson

Professor in Food Toxicology

SWEDEN

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Gunnar Carlsson

Associate professor

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Articles (4)

Development, scrutiny, and modulation of transient reporter gene assays of the xenobiotic metabolism pathway in zebrafish hepatocytes

Modeling Bioavailable Concentrations in Zebrafish Cell Lines and Embryos Increases the Correlation of Toxicity Potencies across Test Systems

Regulation of ddb2 expression in blind cavefish and zebrafish reveals plasticity in the control of sunlight-induced DNA damage repair

Potentials and pitfalls of transient in vitro reporter bioassays: interference by vector geometry and cytotoxicity in recombinant zebrafish cell lines

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Agneta Oskarsson

Gunnar Carlsson

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