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Program
SETAC Latin America 11th Biennial Meeting
Buenos Aires 7-10 September 2015
Table of Contents
Committees................................................................ 3
Meeting Supporters ................................................... 5
Program Overview .................................................... 7
Usina del Arte Floor Plans ........................................ 8
Plataform Sessions Overview & Chairs .................... 9
Monday 7 September .............................................. 11
Tuesday 8 September .............................................. 17
Wednesday 9 September ......................................... 27
Thursday 10 September ........................................... 37
Author Index ........................................................... 47
This program comprises the abstracts of the plenary and outstanding presentations and the platform and poster sessions list of the Society of Environmental
Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) Latin America 11th Biennial Meeting, conducted at the “Usina del Arte” in Buenos Aires, 7–10 September 2015. The abstracts
are reproduced as accepted by the Scientific Program Committee and appear in numerical order.
The presenting author’s name is underlined. The author index cross-references the corresponding abstract numbers.
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Committees
SETAC Latin America 11th Biennial Meeting
Chairs
Pedro Carriquiriborde
Centro de Investigaciones del Medio Ambiente (CIMA), Facultad de Ciencias Exactas,
Universidad Nacional de la Plata (UNLP) – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones
Científicas y Técnicas de Argentina (CONICET).
Gustavo M. Somoza
Instituto de Investigaciones Biotecnológicas - Instituto Tecnológico Chascomús (IIBINTECH), Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM) - Consejo Nacional de
Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas de Argentina (CONICET).
Meeting Manager
Silvina Ceriani
SC y Asociados
Organizing Committee
Horacio Asprea
Secretaría de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nación, Argentina
(Govenment)
Afonso Celso Dias Bainy
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil
(Academy)
Ricardo Barra
Universidad de Concepción, Concepción, Chile
(Academy)
Julie Brodeur
CONICET-Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria, Argentina
(Government)
Damián Marino
CIMA-Facultad deCiencias Exactas, UNLP–CONICET, Argentina
(Academy)
Karina Miglioranza
CONICET-Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina
(Academy)
Sebastián Reynaldi
Universidad Nacional, Medellín, Colombia (Academy)
Déborah Tasat
UNSAM, Argentina
(Academy)
Sandra Demichelis
Universidad Nacional de Lanús, Lanús. Buenos Aires, Argentina
(Academy)
International Scientific Committee
Castro, Gerardo (Argentina)
Barceló, Damià (Spain)
Books, Bryan (USA)
Eguren, Gabriela (Uruguay)
Fillmann, Gilberto (Brazil)
Gaeta Espíndola, Evaldo (Brazil)
Gamboa Fuentes, Nadia (Perú)
Guilhermino, Lucía (Portugal)
Heinzen González, Horacio (Uruguay)
Hernández, Félix (Spain)
Johnson Restrepo, Boris (Colombia)
Kookana, Rai (Australia)
Lemus, Mairin (Venezuela)
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Maund, Steve (Switzerland)
McLaughlin, Mike (Australia)
Menzie, Charles (USA)
Monserrat, José María (Brazil)
Nascimento Saldiva, Paulo (Brazil)
Navas, José María (Spain)
Oporto Pereyra, Carla (Bolivia)
Ronco, Alicia (Argentina)
Silva de Assis, Helena (Brazil)
Trudeau, Vance (Canada)
Velasco-Santamaria, Yohana (Colombia)
Wunderlin, Daniel (Argentina)
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SETAC Latin America Board of Directors
President
Karina Miglioranza
CONICET-Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina
(Academy)
Vice President
Helena Silva de Assis
Universidade Federal do Paraná, Setor de Ciências Biológicas, Departamento
de Farmacologia, Brazil (Acadmy)
Immediate Past President
Gustavo M. Somoza
IIB-INTECH-UNSAM-CONICET, Argentina (Academy)
Treasurer
Sebastián Reynaldi
Universidad Nacional, Medellín, Colombia (Academy)
Board of Directors
Maria Beatriz Espinosa
Boris Johnson-Restrepo
Instituto de Investigaciones en Biociencias Agrícolas y Ambientales (INBACONICET). Facultad de Agronomía, Universidad de Buenoa Aires, Argentina
(Academy)
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Universidad de Cartagena,
Colombia (Academy)
Tatiana Heid Furley
Secretaría de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nación, Argentina
(Govenment)
Aplysia Environmental Consulting Company - APLYSIA Institute, Brazil
(Industry)
Victoria Rodríguez de Higa
Representing SETAC Argentina
Representing ECOTOX Brazil
Fabiana Lo Nostro
Alexandre Arenzon
Laboratorio de Ecotoxicología Acuática, Departamento de Biodiversidad y
Biología Experimental, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Universidad
de Buenos Aires, Argentina (Academy)
Centro de Ecologia, Instituto de Biociências, Universidade Federal do Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil (Academy)
SETAC Staff
Charlie Menzie, SETAC-World Executive Director
Jason Andersen, IT Manager
Josh Sullivan, Communications Specialist
Terresa Daugherty, Finance and Membership
Linda Fenner, Finance and Exhibits Manager
Sabine Barrett, Communications Manager
Jennifer Lynch, Publications Manager
Nikki Mayo, Events Manager
Laura Swanson, Membership and Awards
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Meeting Supporters
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Program Overview
Monday 7 (page 11)
08:00-16:00
09:00-12:30
12:30-13:30
13:30-17:00
17:00-18:30
18:30-19:30
19:30-21:00
Registration
Professional Training Courses and Workshops
Lunch
Professional Training Courses and GHSRPP Workshop
Opening Ceremony
Opening Plenary Lecture (John Giesy)
Cocktail (all participants invited)
Tuesday 8 (page 15)
08:00-16:00
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
11:30-12:30
12:30-13:30
13:30-15:30
15:30-16:00
16:00-17:00
17:00-18:00
17:00-19:00
Registration
Morning Platform Sessions
Coffee Break
Plenary Lecture (Damià Barceló)
Lunch
Afternoon Platform Sessions
Coffee Break
Outstanding talk (Terence Boyle)
SETAC-ARG and SETAC-LA Student Meeting
Social Poster Session
Wednesday 9 (page 24)
08:00-16:00
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
11:30-12:30
12:30-13:30
12:30-13:30
13:30-15:30
15:30-16:00
16:00-17:00
17:00-18:00
17:00-19:00
20:30-22:00
Registration
Morning Platform Sessions
Coffee Break
Plenary Lecture (Paulo Saldiva)
Lunch
Student Mentoring Lunch (Preregistration required)
Afternoon Platform Sessions
Coffee Break
Outstanding talk (Mary Reiley)
SETAC-LA Meeting
Social Poster Session
Conference banquet (Preregistration required)
Thursday 10 (page 32)
08:00-16:00
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
11:30-12:30
12:30-13:30
13:30-15:30
15:30-16:00
16:00-17:00
17:00-18:00
17:00-19:00
19:00-21:00
Registration
Morning Platform Sessions
Coffee Break
Plenary Lecture (V. Trudeau)
Lunch
Afternoon Platform Sessions
Coffee Break
Outstanding talk (Bryan Brooks)
Student “Mate-debate” with Ma. Fernanda Simoniello
Social Poster Session
Closing Ceremony & Tango Show
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“Usina del Arte” Floor Plans
Level 2
Bar
Room B
Stears
(to Foyer)
WC
Level 1
Room D
Foyer
Stears
(to Room B)
Room A
Elevators
(to Room C)
Entrance
Ground Level
Food Trucks
Hall
Stears
(to Foyer)
Room C
Registration
Elevators
(to Foyer)
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Plataform Sessions Overview & Chairs
AM
ROOM A (Level 1)
Use of pesticides and their
impacts on native species:
The situation in Latin
America. Gisela Poletta &
ROOM B (Level 2)
Soil ecotoxicology in Latin
America: where to go? Júlia
Carina Carina Niemeyer &
Tiago Natal da Luz
AM
PM
Tuesday
Fernanda Simoniello
Importance of
microplastics as
environmental
contaminants of regional
and global concern. Ana
Detection of endocrine
disruptors and other
micropollutants through
effects on aquatic
organisms. José María
Catarino, Liv Goldstein Ascer
& Valeria Hidalgo Ruz
Navas & Yohana Velasco
Santamaría
Leading the way to the safe
and sustainable use of
pesticides. Julie Brodeur &
Evaluation of Effects of
Pollutants at Ecosystem
Scale and Importance for
Environmental
Management I. Pablo
Valeria Amé
ROOM C (Ground floor)
ROOM D (Level 1)
Urban and agricultural
Environmental legacy of the
areas: an ecotoxilogical
antifouling paints biocides
paradigm in modern society. in South America. Italo
Fábio Abdalla & Paulo
Balsamo
Braga Castro
Alternative methods of
testing and fitness for
assesing perturbation.
Biomarkers in terrestrial
ecotoxicology: stress
ecology in bees. Fábio
Cristiano V.M. Araujo
Abdalla & Paulo Balsamo
Environmental
Contaminants and
Reproductive Effects.
Urban Air Pollution:
Predictive Models and
Estimation of Emissions.
Jorgelina Varayoud & Milena
Durando
Deborah Tasat
Ecological Risk
Assessment of
Pharmaceuticals and
Personal Care Products
(PPCPs) in Aquatic
Environments. Camilo
Pollution in Protected
Areas: Challenges and
Opportunities in Protecting
Biodiversity and
Ecosystems. Gurpal Toor &
Wednesday
Demetrio & Federico Rimoldi
Metal Session.
PM
Isabella Bordon
Evaluation of Effects of
Pollutants at Ecosystem
Scale and Importance for
Environmental
Management II. Pablo
Demetrio & Federico Rimoldi
Ignacio Rodríguez Jorquera
Seabra & Helena Cristina
Silva de Assis
Fate and Effects of
Nanomaterials. Martín
Desimone & José María Navas
How to Write Good
Research and Get it
Accepted in a Good Journal.
Daniel Alberto Wunderlin
Water management, science
and policy: salinization
problems in Argentina as a
South American study case.
AM
Ana Lucía González-Achem &
María Laura Rolandi
Ecosystem Services.
Marcelo Rodrigues dos Anjos
Thursday
Toxicology and omics:
Bridging the gap between
gene and whole animal
responses. Christopher J
Ecotoxicological Effects of
Conventional and Nonconventional Petroleum
Extraction. Vance Trudeau
Harmful Algal Blooms and
Phycotoxins. Carlos Luquet
PM
Martyniuk & Guilherme
Toledo e Silva
Becoming Tripartite
Collaborators: Dialogue to
Bring Academia, Business,
and Government Science
Professionals Together.
Mary C. Reiley & Tatiana
Furley
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Monday 7 September
Daily Schedule
08:00-16:00
Registration
Entrance Hall (Ground Floor)
09:00-12:30
Professional Training Courses
See location below
12:30-13:30
Lunch
Food trucks at the Patio(not included)
13:30-17:00
Professional Training Courses
See location below
17:00-18:30
Opening Ceremony
Room A (Level 1)
18:30-19:30
Opening Plenary Lecture (John Giesy)
Room A (Level 1)
19:30-21:00
Cocktail
Foyer (Level 1)
Professional Training Courses
08:00-17:00
Biomarkers of Toxicity in Sentinel Species. Gisela Poletta & Mria. Room A (Level 1)
Fernanda Simoniello
08:00-12:30
Ecological Risk Assessment. Charles Menzie & Pieter Booth
Room B (Level 2)
08:00-17:00
Analysis of Environmental Endocrine Disruptors by Mass
Spectrometry. Boris Johnson-Restrepo
Room C (Ground Floor)
08:00-17:00
Assessing Air Quality Through Lichenized Fungi. Martha S.
Room D (Level 1)
Cañas & Cecilia Estrabou
GHSRPP Workshop
08:00-17:00
Global Horizon Scaning Prioritization Project Workshop. Pedro
Room E (Level 3)
Carriquiriborde, Tatiana Furley, Bryan Brooks
Opening Ceremony
17:00-17:10
Welcome from the Chairs. Gustavo Somoza & Pedro Carriquiriborde
17:10-17:25
Welcome from SETAC's Global Executive Director Charlie Menzie
17:25-17:30
SETAC Global Partners Capacity-Building Award to Terence Boyle
17:30-17:40
SETAC-Latin America, past, present and future perspectives. Karina Miglioranza (SETAC-LA
President)
17:40-17:50
Introduction to the SETAC-LA 11th Biennial Meeting Program. Gustavo Somoza
17:50-17:55
DuPont awards for Graduate Students - Syngenta and CARU awards for Undegraduate
Students.
17:55-18:00
What’s new in the 11th Biennial Meeting? Pedro Carriquiriborde
18:00-18:05
Acknowledgements to Supporters and Staff.
18:05-18:30
Lat-folk music session. Ex-alumnos del Bachillerato de Bellas Artes de la UNLP pertenecientes al Grupo
de Música Popular
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Opening Plenary Lecture
Professor John P. Giesy
Professor Giesy is an outstanding eco-toxicologist with interests in many
aspects of eco-toxicology, including both the fates and effects of potentially
toxic compounds and elements, particularly in the area of ecological risk
assessment.
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Environmental Toxicology in the
Department of Veterinary Biomedical Sciences and Toxicology Centre at the
University of Saskatchewan.
PL1. Toxicological Evaluation of Perfluorooctane (PFOS) in the Environment: Anatomy of an
Environmental Issue
J. Giesy, University of Saskatchewan / Department of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences and Toxicology Centre
Prof. Giesy has affected your life and that of every living thing on the planet. This is the story of how he applied state of
the art chemical methods of mass spectrometry and molecular biology to determine the status and trends of
concentrations in the environment and worked out the mechanisms of toxicity and thresholds for effects. Ultimately,
through a global assessment of risk the chemicals were banned. This is the scientific and political story of how a very
valuable chemical used in many processes was ultimately banned and the public hardly knew anything had happened.
By using a combination of chemistry and biology and ultimately developing a substitute I was able to get a chemical
with a bad environmental profile out of the environment and you can still buy all of the electronics that affect our lives
on a daily basis. Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) has been found in tissues of humans and wildlife species in many
parts of the world. Because of its low vapor pressure and the fact that it was used in polymers that were thought to be
inert it was not expected to move in the environment or be accumulated into animals. Furthermore, accurate and
sensitive analytical methods were unavailable until they were developed by my group. For these reasons little
information on the environmental fate of PFOS was available. Here, I present the story of how I discovered this
chemical in the environment, and then conducted a global survey and worked out the mechanism of action and
thresholds for toxicity. I will provide chemical-physical properties of PFOS and discuss how it is different from more
traditionally studied neutral, di-aromatic halogenated compounds. I will discuss the reasons for why this global
catastrophe occurred through a failure to understand the chemistry and toxicology of a whole class of chemicals. It was
a failure of science and policies and ultimately discovered through serendipity. A series of controlled laboratory studies
were conducted to determine the toxicity of PFOS to aquatic organisms, birds and mammals. From this information
threshold concentrations for the protection of aquatic life were developed. By using toxicity information for mammals
and birds toxicity reference values were developed based on concentrations in tissues, including liver, blood plasma and
eggs were developed, By applying bioaccumulation factors, concentrations of PFOS in water predicted to protect
predatory birds and mammals were also determined. Concentrations of PFOS in waters and tissues of different species
from different habitats, eco-regions and trophic levels were determined and compared to the threshold values to
determine the margin of safety of current concentrations of PFOS in a range of environments. Specifically, the risk
assessment of mixtures of perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) will be discussed and the potential of developing a toxic
equivalency approach will be presented. FFOS and chemicals that degrade to PFOS are now listed in Appendix B of the
Stockholm Protocol and 87 chemicals are now banned in Canada. Concentrations of PFOS in the environment are
declining.
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Student Awards
DuPont Graduate Student Award1
Travel and registration grants:
Surname and name
University
Country
Balsamo, Paulo
Danielli, Naissa
de Morais Calado, Sabrina Loise
de Toledo e Silva, Guilherme
Domingues, Caio
Dourado, Priscila Leocádia Rosa
Gutierrez, Juan Manuel
Maranho, Luciane
Mello, Danielle
Monteiro Brentano, Débora
Nogueira, Diego
Pitombeira de Figueirêdo, Livia
Quiroz Jara, Mauricio
Righetti, Barbara
Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Universidad Federal do Parana
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos
Universidade Estadual Paulista
University of Ottawa
Universidade Estadual Paulista
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Universidade de Sao Paulo
Universidad de Concepción
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Canada
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Chile
Brasil
Registration grants
Surname and name
University
Country
Albornoz, Carolina Beatriz
Ale, Analía
Bach, Nadia
Bertrand, Lidwina
Boné, Emiliano
Castro, Juan Manuel
Delgado, Nasly
Dorelle, Luciana Soledad
Eberle, Eliana
Espejo Contreras, Winfred
Garanzini, Daniela Soledad
Garcés, Mariana Soledad
Garriz, Angela
González, Anelisa
Gonzalez, Patricia
Griboff, Julieta
Guerrero Schimpf Marlise Luciana
Iturburu, Fernando Gaston
López, Viviana
Lupi, Leonardo
Motta, Wladimir
Pegoraro, Cesar
Perez Iglesias, Juan Manuel
Ruiz de Arcaute, Celeste
Sadañoski, Marcela Alejandra
Santillán Deiu, Antonella
Silva Barni, Florencia
Thomsett Herbert, Lucila
Tovar, Mario Oswaldo
Yusseppone, Maria Soledad
Universidad Nacional del Centro
Universidad Nacional del Litoral
Universidad Nacional de San Martín
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Universidad Nacional de San Martín
Universidad Nacional del Comahue
Universidad Nacional de la Plata
Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires
Universidad Nacional del Litoral
Universidad de Concepción
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires
Universidad Nacional de San Martín
Universidad Nacional de San Martín
Universidad Nacional de la Plata
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Universidad Nacional del Litoral
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
Universidad Nacional de la Plata
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
Universidad Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
Universidad de Nacional Buenos Aires
Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Universidad Nacional de Misiones
Universdidad Nacional de Luján
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires
Universidad Nacional de San Martín
Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Chile
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Brasil
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
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CARU Undegraduate Student Awards1
Surname and name
University
Country
Alonso Vignola, Stephany Beatriz
UdelaR
Uruguay
Balado, Irene
UdelaR
Uruguay
Balbi, Karina
UNLP
Argentina
Calabro,Maria Rosario
UBA
Argentina
Ciriani, Yanina Anabella
UNLP
Argentina
Cohen, Mariana
UNMdP
Argentina
Dechiara, Priscila
UNL
Argentina
Del Puerto, Lucia
UdelaR
Uruguay
Florez, Laura Carolina
UNLU
Argentina
Frevenza Maestrone, Camila Lucía
UdelaR
Uruguay
Galdoporpora, Juan Manuel
UBA
Argentina
Heguilor, Santiago
UNLP
Argentina
Limongi, Pablo
UdelaR
Uruguay
Martínez Chinchinián, Stefanie Soledad
UdelaR
Uruguay
Milani, Pamela
UBA
Argentina
Ocampo, Valentina
UdelaR
Uruguay
Peirone Cappri, Luciana
UNCOR
Argentina
Peluso, Julieta
Universidad Favaloro
Argentina
Rodriguez Alaniz, Cintia
UdelaR
Uruguay
Rojo, Macarena
UNLP
Argentina
Tapella, María Paz
UNCOR
Argentina
Surname and name
University
Country
Barbosa Xavier, Maria Flavia
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Brasil
Calderón Delgado, Ivonne Catherine
Universidad de Nariño
Colombia
Ceretta, María Belén
UNMdP
Argentina
de San Benito, Eduardo José
UNLP
Argentina
Dolagaratz Carricavur, Arantxa
UNLP
Argentina
Fernández San Juan, María Rocío
UNICEN
Argentina
Furió Lanuza, Agustina
Universidad Favaloro
Argentina
Gonzalez, Daniela
UBA
Argentina
Itria, Raul Fabio
UBA
Argentina
MacLoughlin, Tomas
UNLP
Argentina
Mallerman, Julieta
UBA
Argentina
Mieres, Noelia Evelin
UNLP
Argentina
Mora Solarte, Diego Alejandro
Universidad de Nariño
Colombia
Nicolosi Gelis, María Mercedes
UNLP
Argentina
Odetti, Lucia
UNL
Argentina
Romero, Natalí
UBA
Argentina
Sanchez Rey, Pablo Ignacio
UBA
Argentina
Sirvan Baglietto, Belén Alejandra
UBA
Argentina
Teryda, Natalia Sofia
UNMdP
Argentina
Torti, María Florencia
UNLP
Argentina
Syngenta Graduate Awards1
1
The list of granted students include both the applications submitted to SETAC-LA and SETAC-Argentina.
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Tuesday 8 September
Daily Schedule
08:00-16:00
Registration
Entrance Hall (Ground Floor)
09:00-11:00
Platform Sessions
See below for details
11:00-11:30
Coffee Break
Foyer (Level 1)
11:30-12:30
Plenary Lecture (Damià Barceló)
Room A (Level 1)
12:30-13:30
Lunch
Food trucks at the Patio (not included)
13:30-15:30
Platform Sessions
See below for details
15:30-16:00
Coffee Break
Foyer (Level 1)
16:00-17:00
Outstanding talk (Terence Boyle)
Room A (Level 1)
17:00-19:00
Social Poster Session
Foyer (Level 1)
Satellite Meetings
17:00-18:00
SETAC-ARG and SETAC-LA Student Meeting
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Tuesday Plenary Lecture
Professor Damià Barceló
Professor Barceló is a world-wide recognized environmental chemist with
interest in water quality and developing of control methods of organic
pollution of so-called "emerging contaminants" (polar pesticides, surfactants detergentes-endocrine disruptors and drugs) in wastewater and natural waters.
Research Professor of CSIC, Spain, at the IDAEA, Barcelona. Director of the
Catalan ICRA. Visiting Professor at King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia.
PL2. Fate, Effects and Management of Emerging Contaminants and Risks in River Catchments under
Water Scarcity: The GLOBAQUA project
D. Barceló, IIQAB-CSIC / Dept Environmental Chemistry
Most ecosystems are exposed simultaneously to several stressors, in the so-called multiple-stress situations. Some
stressors such as water scarcity can limit biodiversity and economic activities in entire regions. In addition of being a
stressor on its own, water scarcity can drive the effects of other stressors acting upon river ecosystems. It leads to
intermittency in water flow, and therefore has implications for hydrologic connectivity, negative side-effects on
biodiversity, water quality, and river ecosystem functioning. Water scarcity can amplify the effects of water pollution
by reducing the natural diluting capacity of rivers Interactions between stressors may be exacerbated by climate change.
For instance, warmer temperatures and reduced river flows will likely increase the physiological burden of pollution on
the aquatic biota, and biological feedback between stressors (e.g. climate change and nutrient pollution) may produce
unexpected outcomes. Degradation of drainage basins, destruction of natural habitats, over-exploitation of fish
populations and other natural resources, or the establishment of invasive species, are factors whose impacts combine
and may give rise to synergistic effects, especially during periods of water shortage. The effects of these stressors are
very relevant for the chemical and ecological status of water bodies as well as for the sustainability of ecosystem
services they provide Water scarcity is a key stressor with direct and indirect effects. The relevance of water scarcity as
a stressor is most important in semi-arid regions such as the Mediterranean basin, characterized by highly variable river
flows and the periodic occurrence of low flows and even no-flows. Climate change previsions forecast an increase in
the frequency and magnitude of extreme events. Although extremes are part of the normal hydrologic behaviour in
Mediterranean-type rivers, many already show a consistent trend towards decreased discharge. This presentation will
show different examples on the risk of emerging contaminants and nanomaterials in Mediterranean river catchments
affected by water scarcity. For example the relevance of environmental factors (light, temperature, water flow) and
chemical stressors (nutrients, pharmaceuticals, endocrine disruptors, pesticides, perfluorinated compounds and heavy
metals) in the structure and functioning of epilithic biofilms in four Mediterranean watersheds, Ebro, Gualdalquivir,
Jucar , Llobregat and Evrotas will be shown. Relevant data en Emerging Contaminants and Nanomaterials on two other
European river catchments; Adige and Sava will be reported too.Stressors co-occur and interact in specific manners,
and the respective relevance of one or another in the response of the biota may be altered also by the flow regime.
Finally, management solutions will be addressed, including the use of additional advanced treatment technologies for
removal of pharmaceuticals and antibiotic resistance genes from wastewaters and recommendations of low-dose
prescription of medicines.
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Tuesday Outstanding Talk
Professor Terence Boyle
Dr. Terence Boyle received his Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in 1979.
He has more than 100 scientific publications including three books on various
aspects of applied ecology, ecotoxicology, and environmental science. He has
held positions as Leader, Ecosystem Research Section, Columbia National
Fisheries Research Laboratory, US Fish & Wildlife Service; Research Ecologist
US Department of the Interior (National Park Service, National Biological
Survey, & USGS at Colorado State University). He was faculty in the Graduate
Degree Program in Ecology, Colorado State University where he taught the
graduate level course, “Ecological Risk Assessment”. He was the Editor of the
International Journal Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry from 19972001. Dr. Boyle was one of the inaugural Editors of the journal Integrated
Environmental Assessment and Management published by the Society of
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.
OT1. Análisis de Riesgo al Medio Ambiente Minero: Una esquema para la evaluación de los efectos
potenciales de la minería al medio ambiente
T.P. Boyle, Terence Boyle
Usualmente los impactos potenciales de minería se dirigen por Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), que en países
desarrollados tienen muchas veces un montón de datos de medio ambiente de base, pero les falta la habilidad para
dirigirse a los problemas de impactos potenciales que resultan de las actividades de la minería. También la EIA muchas
veces es una actividad completamente separada de la planificación y el desarrollo de una mina. Hoy en día el análisis
complejo de riesgo está aplicado algunos desarrollos económicos e industriales sobre la vida de la actividad o ciclo de
vida análisis para la planificación y protección de la salud del medio ambiente y humana. Este trabajo elabora el
paradigma del análisis de riesgo para definir impactos potenciales durante las etapas tempranas de actividades mineras,
y sugerir datos necesarios para el análisis de riesgo para la planificación, el desarrollo, y la operación de la mina.
Análisis de riesgo tiene la ventaja de simplicidad en principio y es entendible a una variedad de actores (e,g, empresas
de minería, agencias de reglas, organizaciones non-gubernamentales, indígenas, y ciudadanos interesados). Análisis de
riesgo encuadra y obliga el complejo de tecnología y la integración científica necesarias para identificar y evaluar
estresores específicos al medio ambiente y la salud humana. La estrategia presentada acá para planear el desarrollo de
minas nuevas se dirige al riesgo asociado con las varias etapas en la vida de una mina como: 1) exploración, 2)
desarrollo del cuerpo de mena, 3) extracción de la filón, 4) procesamiento de la mena, and 5) cierre de la mina. Estas
etapas progresan a una escala geográfica más y más pequeña y limitada empezando con comarca, entonces distrito
minero, cuenca, y finalmente cuerpo de la mena. Identifica amenazas individuos, ambos físicas y químicas, usando
modelos geo-environmental, la evaluación de ácido-base de la filón y rocas en la vecindad, y el potencial para liberar y
la exposición por metales pesados, identificación de modos o sendas de exposición, y la identificación de receptores
ecológicos y humanos. Estos conjuntos de datos serían aplicados para evaluar el riesgo de las varias actividades del
desarrollo de una mina en un a priora modo para planear medidas preventivas y la mitigación que reducirá impactos del
medio ambiente en una manera costo-efectivo.
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Tuesday Morning Platform Sessions (9.00-11.00 hs)
ROOM A (Level 1)
ROOM B (Level 2)
Use of pesticides and their
Soil ecotoxicology in Latin
impacts on native species: The America: where to go? Júlia
Carina Carina Niemeyer & Tiago
situation in Latin America.
ROOM C (Ground floor)
ROOM D (Level 1)
Urban and agricultural areas: Environmental legacy of the
an ecotoxilogical paradigm in antifouling paints biocides in
modern society. Fábio Abdalla South America. Italo Braga
Gisela Poletta & Fernanda
Simoniello
Natal da Luz
& Paulo Balsamo
Castro
PT1. Linking cypermethrin and
chlorpyrifos residues with
toxicological effects on native fish
Jenynsia multidentata: a laboratory
study. María Valeria Amé. 9.00
PT9. The state of art of soil
ecotoxicology in Latin America.
Flavio Rodrigues da Silva Júnior.
9.00
PT17. Urban and Agricultural
areas: An Ecotoxilogical Paradigm
in Modern Society. Fábio Abdalla.
9.00
PT23. Environmental legacy of the
antifouling paints biocides in South
America – Biological Effects. Italo
Braga Castro. 9.00
PT2. Sublethal effects of currentuse pesticides in aquatic
macrophytes.
Mirta Luján Menone. 9.15
PT10. Ensaios de ecotoxicidade
terrestres padronizados: aplicações
às questões ambientais. Júlia
Carina Niemeyer. 9.15
PT18. Biological assays show the
potential environmental
contamination of the
necrochorume. Franco Dani
Campos Pereira. 9.20
PT24. Paint Particles from
antifouling systems in Patos
Lagoon Estuary, RS, Brazil:
Sources and Occurrence. Sanye
Soroldoni Guimaraes. 9.15
PT3. Efectos de plaguicidas sobre
organismos del plancton y
procesos de remediación.
Ana María Gagneten. 9.30
PT11. Integrated ecological risk
PT19. Cemeteries: potential
assessment of pesticides in tropical sources of environmental impacts.
ecosystems. Maria Edna Nunes.
Raquel Hara. 9.40
9.30
PT25. Kinetics of sedimentation
from CuO nanoparticles under
multivariable conditions. Cleyton
Vaz. 9.30
PT4. Physiological parameters in
the fish Prochilodus lineatus after
acute and sub-chronic in situ
exposures in one agricultural area
in southern Brazil. Carlos Eduardo
Delfino Vieira. 9.45
PT12. Ecotoxicidade em áreas de
recuperação da mineradora de
Candiota – RS. Audrey Campos.
9.45
PT20. Effect of urbanization and
population growth on bees. Elaine
Siva-Zacarin. 10.00
PT26. Evaluate of antifouling
compound toxicity synthesized
from commercial soybean lecithin
against sea urchin larvae. Rafaela
dos Santos Costa. 9.45
PT5. Toxicidad oral aguda del
insecticida neonicotinoide
imidacloprid en palomas medianas
(Zenaida auriculata). Laura Addy
Orduna. 10.00
PT13. Ecotoxicological assessment
of a dredged sediment using
bioassays with three species of soil
invertebrates Ricardo César. 10.00
PT21. Evaluation of the
cytotoxicity, genotoxicity and
mutagenicity of sewage sludge
using Allium cepa bioassay.
Tatiana da Silva Souza. 10.20
PT6. Cytogenetic effect of
herbicide formulation Roundup®
on cultivated armadillo's peripheral
lymphocytes. Juan Pablo Luaces.
10.15
PT14. Can agricultural application
constitute an alternative to the
landfill disposal of wastes? Tiago
Natal da Luz. 10.15
PT22. Genotoxicity evaluation of
orange vinasse using Tradescantia
pallida as a test organism. Vinicius
Daguano Gastaldi. 10.40
PT7. LT50 of fipronil and
imidacloprid alone and in
combination to Melipona
scutellaris Latreille (Hymenoptera:
Apidae).
Roberta Nocelli. 10.30 hs
PT15. Microcosmo: efectos de
Glifosato y Clorpirifos sobre
organismos no blanco. Carla
Salvio. 10.30
PT8. Effects of azinphos-methyl
on cellular immune responses of
the freshwater snail Chilina
gibbosa. Juan Castro. 10.45
PT16. Fitotoxicidade de
contaminantes químicos e amostras
ambientais: ênfase em produtos de
higiene pessoal. Laiz Coutelle.
10.45
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Tuesday Afternoon Platform Sessions (13.30-15.30 hs)
ROOM A (Level 1)
ROOM B (Level 2)
Importance of microplastics as Detection of endocrine
environmental contaminants of disruptors and other
regional and global concern. micropollutants through effects
Ana Catarino, Liv Goldstein Ascer on aquatic organisms. José
ROOM C (Ground floor)
ROOM D (Level 1)
Alternative methods of testing
and fitness for assesing
perturbation. Cristiano V.M.
Biomarkers in terrestrial
ecotoxicology: stress ecology in
bees. Fábio Abdalla & Paulo
Araujo
Balsamo
& Valeria Hidalgo Ruz
María Navas & Yohana Velasco
Santamaría
PT27. Chemical pollutants
adsorbed to microplastics transfer
to exposed amphipods and fis
Dayanthi Nugegoda. 9.00
PT35. Avances en estudios de
perturbación endocrina
reproductiva en peces nativos de la
Orinoquia Colombiana. Yohana
Velasco Santamaría. 9.00
PT43. Application of Toxicity
Identification Evaluation (TIE) in
the Santos Estuarine System
sediment using the benthic
organism Nitokra sp. Aline
Vecchio Alves. 9.00
PT50. An old subject, but a new
challenge in ecotoxicology applied
to the study of morphological
biomarkers in bees: Hormesis.
Paulo Balsamo. 9.00
PT28. From humans to marine
environment and wildlife: Brazilian
initiatives to understand and
minimize microplastics pollution.
Fabiana Moreira. 9.15
PT36. Toxicity of E2 and EE2: cell
damages in zebrafish male gonads
and biological recover. Renata
Fracácio.9.15
PT44. Elemental composition of
intertidal estuarine sediments as
human impact marker. Javier
García-Alonso. 9.15
PT51. Biomarkers in terrestrial
ecotoxicology: stress ecology in
bees. Fábio Abdalla. 9.15
PT30. Plasticizer endocrine
disruption: BPA effects in Caiman
latirostris reproductive system.
Mónica Muñoz de Toro. 9.45
PT37. Molluscs and endocrine
disruption - progress in the
development of biomarkers. Henrik
Holbec 9.30
PT45. Evaluación de la fecundidad
de Chironomus columbiensis en
aguas con diferentes impactos
antrópicos. B. Toro Restrepo. 9.30
PT52. Efectos del plomo en
organismos bioindicadores como
Eisenia fetida expuestos a suelos
contaminados. Carolina Beatriz
Albornoz. 9.30
PT31. Microplastics pollution in
Scotland, a case study:
quantification and characterisation
of particles in coastal waters. Ana
Catarino. 10.00
PT38. Cytochrome P450 induction
and antiestrogenic effects caused by
trace levels of contaminants in
farmed rainbow trout. José María
Navas. 9.45
PT46. Marine debris: implications
for conservation of rocky reefs in
Manabi, Ecuador. Juan Figueroa.
9.45
PT53. Evaluation of cellular
responses on bee organs exposed to
xenobiotics by means of
histological, histochemical and
immuno-histochemical methods.
Elaine Siva-Zacarin.9.45
PT32. Polychlorinated Biphenyls
(PCBs) in plastic pellets in beaches
close to Port of Santos.
Gabriel Mendes. 10.15
PT39. Altered endocrine signalling
in freshwater fish and amphibian
model organisms in response to
crude oil exposure. Johannes
Truter. 10.00
PT47. Midiendo la perturbación
ambiental con ensayos de
exposición no forzada: la respuesta
de fuga a la contaminación.
Cristiano Araujo. 10.00
PT54. Fat body, pericardial cells
and hemocytes in association with
the myogenic region: a model
system to analysis the stress
ecology in biomarkers of bees. Caio
Domingues. 10.00
PT33. The potential for young
citizen scientist projects: a case
study of Chilean schoolchildren
collecting data on marine litter and
microplastics. Valeria HidalgoRuz.10.30
PT40. The use of in-vitro bioassay
to assess the environmental quality
of Brazilian estuarine sediments.
Julianne Rizzi.10.15
PT48. Sediment toxicity in
Guanabara Bay (BR), the venue for
2016 Olympic Sailing Competition.
Bruno Galvão de Campos. 10.15
PT55. The consequences of the
exposure to dimethoate in the
metamorphosis of Africanized Apis
mellifera. Elaine Siva-Zacarin.
10.15
PT29. Microplastics in the marine
and the Great Lakes environments:
a new source of toxic compounds.
Lorena Ríos Mendoza. 9.30
PT41. Persistent Organic Pollutants
and endocrine disruption in fish and
amphibians of the Verde and
Santiago Rivers in Mexico. J. Mejía
Saavedra. 10.30
PT49. Selección del hábitat en
alevines tilapia: la fuga de la
contaminación frente la
disponibilidad de alimento.
Cristiano de Matos Araujo. 10.30hs
PT56. Toxicological and
radiobiological parameters of
Antarctic terrestrial environment
(South Shetland Islands). Milena
Hristozova. 10.30
PT34. Accumulation of PAHs and
heavy metals by marine
microplastics in the north of
Scotland. Neil James. 10.45
PT42. Effect of benzo-a-pyren on
gene expression of Cyp1A and
hypophyseal factors in Cyprinus
carpio. Gudrun Kausel.10.45
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8:00-9:00
11:00-11:30
12:00-13:00
15:30-16:00
17:00-19:00
19:00-19:30
Poster setup
Poster attendance during Cofee Break
Poster attendance during Lunch
Poster attendance during Cofee Break
Poster attendance during Poster Social
Poster take-down
Biomarkers in Terrestrial Ecotoxicology: Stress Ecology in
Bees
TP020. Effect of continuous exposure to the fungicide picoxystrobin in newly
emerged workers of Africanized Apis mellifera: analysis of multiple endpoints.
C. Domingues.
TP021. Ultrastructural alterations on the midgut and Malpighian tubules cells of
africanized honeybees Apis mellifera exposed to low doses of neonicotionoid.
A.F. Catae.
Alternative Methods of Testing and Fitness for Assessing
Perturbation
Detection of Endocrine Disruptors and Other
Micropollutants Through Effects on Aquatic Organisms
TP001. Avaliação Do Teor De Matéria Orgânica Nas Micro-Bacias Do Rio Do
Coxo E Rio Itapicurum-Mirim, Jacobina, Bahia, Brasil. T. Santos.
TP022. Development of bivalve biomarkers - cracking the code of mollusc
endocrinology. J. Morthorst.
TP002. The concentration of heavy metals in dissolved fraction from Itapicuru
Mirim River in gold exploration area in Jacobina, Bahia, Brazil M. Silva Santos.
TP023. Efecto genotóxico de etinilestradiol en Aequidens metae (Pisces:
Cichlidae). W. Corredor.
Soil ecotoxicology in Latin America: where to go?
TP024. Effects of estradiol and/or ethynylestradiol on sperm quality,
fertilization, embryo and larval survival of pejerrey fish (Odontesthes
bonariensis). A. Garriz.
TP003. Accumulation of lead in soil along the road verges of a highway in
Cape Town after the banning of leaded petrol in South Africa. J. Odendaal,.
TP004. Avaliação da ecotoxicidade de um composto de dejetos suíno para uso
agrícola. J. Niemeyer.
TP025. Estrogenic activity in sediments from the santa lucía river basin
(Uruguay). J. García-Alonso.
TP026. Molecule degradation and adsorptive capacity analysis of 17β-estradiol
and 17α-ethinyl estradiol in formulated sediment by GC-MS. A.L. Arine.
TP005. Avaliação de qualidade do solo através da atividade da fosfatase
alcalina. F. Marin.
TP027. The expression of selected thyroid and corticosterone linked genes in
pansteatitis suffering obese Mozambique tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus.
J.C. Truter.
TP006. Avaliação ecotoxicológica do solo com diferentes doses de cinzas de
biomassa florestal. J. Niemeyer.
TP028. Induction of carboxylesterase activity in Chilina gibbosa after a short
term exposure to river water polluted by a natural petroleum spill. L.T. Herbert.
TP007. Comportamiento evasivo de Octolasion cyaneum (Annelida,
Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae) expuesta a Carbendazim + Tiram. C. Salvio.
TP008. Disposal of dredged sediments in tropical soils: ecotoxicological
evaluation based on bioassays with springtails and enchytraeids. R. Cesar.
TP009. Effects of pesticides used in a tropical agricultural field to terrestrial
invertebrates. M. Bianchi.
TP010. Prevalence of lead exposure in waterbirds in Durango, Mexico. M.E.
Pereda.
TP011. Rapid bioassays for assessment of recovery process in a coal mining
area. G.M. Limberger.
TP012. Toxicidade de contaminantes emergentes (antibióticos) utilizando os
ensaios de germinação em alface Lactuca sativa. A.J. Marasciulo.
Importance of microplastics as environmental contaminants
of regional and global concern
TP013. Accumulation of microplastic in fish tissues and its effects on the
immune system. B. Jovanovic. Withdawn
TP014. Effects of PVC and PE exposures in the stress response of marine
mussel Perna perna. L. Ascer.
TP015. Investigation of the effects of microplastics and bioavailability of
toxicants associated with microplastics in the blue mussel, Mytilus edulis. A.
Catarino.
TP016. Microplastics on recreational beaches in Punta del Este (Uruguay):
unseen critical residents? F. Weinstein.
Environmental legacy of the antifouling paints biocides in
South America
TP029. Evidence for a role of retinoid X-receptor and its endogenous and
exogenous agonists in phallic development (imposex) of Pomacea canaliculata.
M. Giraud Billoud.
TP030. Imposex incidence in gastropod species from coastal areas around Cape
Town, South Africa, after the TBT world ban. R.G. Snyman.
TP031. Occurrence assessment of imposex in gastropod molluscs from São
Luis Island, Maranhão, Brazil. J.M. Viana.
TP032. Temporal trends of imposex incidence in Stramonita haemastoma from
São Paulo harbor areas. I. Castro.
Use of Pesticides and Their Impacts on Native Species: The
Situation in Latin America.
TP033. Adverse effects promoted by a commercial formulation of the
insecticide Fipronil in liver biomarkers of sábalos (Prochilodus lineatus). D.
Loc
TP036. Avaliação dos efeitos do inseticida Imidacloprid sobre parâmetros
hematológicos e bioquímicos no peixe Prochilodus lineatus. C. Martinez.
TP037. Azinphos methyl-induced changes in Jenynsia multidentata gills. A.
Venturino.
TP017. Plastic pollution: a problem with no borders. J. Frias.
TP038. Bioaccumulation of endosulfan on a cichlid fish: differences between
exposure to the active ingredient or a commercial formulation. F.L. Lo Nostro.
TP018. Waste water treatment plants (WWTP) as a source of microplastics in
Withdawn
the aquatic environment. F. Murphy.
TP039. Biochemical biomarkers in Prochilodus lineatus exposed to a
commercial formulation containing fipronil. C. Martinez.
TP019. Marine debris causing a rise in climate change & cancer diagnoses
through the releasing phthalates. D. Gilliams.
TP040. Biochemical changes in Prochilodus lineatus after acute and subchronic in situ exposure in agricultural area in southern Brazil. C. Delfino
Vieira.
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TP041. Biological effects of sediment related to extensive crops in the North of
Buenos Aires Province to Hyalella curvispina and Physa acuta. L. Peluso.
TP069. Modulation of immune and antioxidant responses to Escherichia coli by
azinphos-methyl in the freshwater mussel Diplodon chilensis. J.M. Castro.
TP042. Biomarker responses elicited by a commercial formulation of Fipronil
in a native species (Cyphocharax voga) after branchial ex vivo exposure. A.
Santillan.
TP070. Pesticide analysis and ratio between ept/chironomidae in the watershed
of Jacaré Pepira Mirim River in brotas (São Paulo/Brazil). E. Vieira.
TP043. Brazilian native bees at risk: reduced diversity in agricultural landscape.
J. Assis.
TP044. Cell cycle kinetics and basal values of genetic damage in C. villosus
(Xenarthra) as a sentinel organism for monitoring genotoxicity in Argentina.
L.F. Rossi.
TP045. Comparative effects of glyphosate herbicides based on oxidative
parameters and sperm quality in estuarine fish Jenynsia multidentata. J.A.
Albañil Sanchez.
TP047. Determination of pesticide residues in fish tissues from Rio Uruguay
and Rio Negro by QuEChERS method and GC-MS & LC-MS/MS. S.B. Alonso.
TP048. Ecotoxicological assessment of two glyphosate-based formulations
(reference and equivalent) on non-target plants. L. Rodrigues.
TP049. Efectos del herbicida imazapir en la actividad microbiana del suelo P.
Azcarate.
TP050. Effect of sub-chronic exposure to the organophosphate azinphos-methyl
on the native gastropod Chilina gibbosa. B. Boburg.
TP051. Effects of Glyphosate and Roundup® Ultramax formulation on liver
histology of Leptodactylus latrans tadpoles (Amphibia: Anura). N.C. Bach
TP052. Effects of glyphosate on ovarian maturation of Neohelice granulata
adult females. L. Avigliano.
TP053. Effects of thiamethoxan in the proboscis extension reflex of
Scaptotrigona postica bees Latreille, 1807 (Hymenoptera, Apidae, Meliponini).
S. Denardi.
TP054. Embryotoxicity evaluation of the insecticide Chlorpyrifos and pesticide
mixtures on Caiman latirostris, through biomarkers of genotoxicity. E. López
González.
TP055. Evaluacion de la actividad antifungica de los metabolitos producidos
por bacterias aisladas de suelos. A. Rivera.
TP056. Evaluación de la toxicidad del imidacloprid sobre Daphnia magna y
Lactuca sativa en aguas naturales vs condiciones estandarizadas. F. Rimoldi.
TP057. Evaluación integrada de la toxicidad de agua y sedimento de arroyos
asociados al Cinturón Hortícola Platense. L. Peluso.
TP058. Evaluation of the toxic potential of a commercial formulation of the 2,4D herbicide using the micronucleus test in Tradescantia (Trad-MCN). C.S.
Fontanetti.
TP059. Functional traits as indicator of pesticide effects on Collembola
community. E.D. Della Costa Pinheiro Pinto.
TP060. Genotoxic effects of atrazine and glyphosate in freshwater turtle. S.
Silva.
TP061. Genotoxicity studies of auxinic herbicides in the ten spotted live-bearer
fish Cnesterodon decemmaculatus. C. Ruiz de Arcaute.
TP062. Glyphosate and oxidative stress in fis J.F. Gonzalez.
TP063. Histopathological effect of cypermethrin on the apple snail Pomacea
canaliculata (Mollusca: Gastropoda). F. Arrighetti.
TP064. Histopatological effects of the herbicide atrazine on ovary and
hepatopancreas of the estuarine crab Neohelice granulate. I.S. Canosa.
TP065. Imazethapyr induces oxidative damage in DNA purines bases in
Hypsiboas pulchellus tadpoles (Anura, hylidae) evaluated by the comet assay.
J.M. Pérez Iglesias.
TP066. In vitro and in vivo effects of Roundup on the ovarian growth of the
estuarine crab Neohelice granulate. I.S. Canosa.
TP067. La irradiacion UVB y el oxigeno moduladores de la toxicidad del
glifosato. J. Herkovits.
TP068. Mesotrione herbicide promotes biochemical changes and DNA damage
in two fish species. T. Vicari.
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TP071. Preliminary results of the relationship between ecotoxicological
responses of fish from the genus Astyanax. G. Santos.
TP072. Quantification of Nosema sp. spores in honeybees collected in
agricultural system and apiary: could the pesticides be interfering in their
prevalence? J. Assis.
TP073. Repelentes para cucarachas: una herramienta de control para disminuir
el uso de insecticidas convencionales. E. Boné.
TP074. Respuesta anual de la carboxilesterasa en L. terrestris expuesta a suelos
con cultivos orgánicos y convencionales en la Región del Biobío, Chile. A.
Araneda Gómez.
TP075. Tissue-specific bioconcentration of cypermethrin, chlorpyrifos and its
mixture in a native fish (Jenynsia multidentata). R. Bonansea.
TP076. Toxicidad aguda de insecticidas para el anfípodo Hyalella curvispina en
agua y sedimento. C. Bonetto.
TP077. Toxicidad aguda de insecticidas para el anfípodo Hyalella curvispina en
agua y sedimento. C. Bonetto.
TP078. Toxicidad de clorpirifos para Simocephalus vetulus (Cladocera:
Daphnidae). C. Bonetto.
TP079. Toxicity of chlorpyrifos, endosulfan and lambdacyalothrin and the
binary mixtures on "pejerrey" (Odontesthes bonariensis) larvae. P. Gonzalez.
TP080. ¿Es Ramalina celastri (Hongo Liquenizado) una especie bioindicadora
en áreas de agricultura? C. Estrabou.
TP081. Efectos subletales del endosulfán en la macrófita Bidens laevis L. G.
Lukaszewicz.
Environmental Fate of Pollutants
TP082. Adsorción-desorción de 2,4-d en suelos de cultivos de arroz de
diferentes ambientes edáficos de un mismo lote del noreste de la provincia de
corrientes. A.N. Pila.
TP083. Anthropic activity history in the Estuarine System Santos and São
Vicente. J. Rosemberg.
TP084. Buried Horizon as record of organochlorine pesticides use in past time.
L. Lupi.
TP085. Determinación atmosférica de plaguicidas de uso histórico y actual por
resinas XAD-2 en una cuenca agrícola de la provincia de Buenos Aires. M.
Silva Barni.
TP086. Intrinsic toxicity of Myracrodruon urundeuva extracts determination
with Artemia salina, Allium cepa and Eruca sativa. J.S. Freitas.
TP088. Monitoreo atmosférico de poluentes orgánicos persistentes en la
campaña oceanográfica SAMOC (South Atlantic Meridional Overturning
Circulation). C. Pegoraro.
TP089. Monitoring of glyphosate and its degradation product in surface water
samples from Maranhão state, Brazil. O. Amarante Jr.
TP090. Monitoring of malathion and malaoxon in washing water of personal
protective equipment used in dengue'control. E. Vieira.
TP091. Occurrence of organochloride pesticides (OCPs) in the Chilean
atmosphere using PUF disk passive air samplers. K. Pozo.
TP092. Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in soils of Bahía Blanca city and
region (Argentina). N. Tombesi.
TP093. Persistent organic pollutants at low concentrations in crabs and fishes
from the Marajó Island, an Amazonian ecosystem. L. Mello.
TP094. Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs) in sediments of Bahía Blanca
estuary (Argentina). N. Tombesi.
TP095. Soils sorption of surfactants from agricultural pesticides: the case of
nonylphenol. D. Marino.
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TP096. Uso del índice PIRI para estimar el potencial de lixiviación de glifosato
y metsulfurón-metil en la Cuenca del Salado. P. Azcarate.
Environmental Health
TP097. Carbonyl emissions from a Euro 5 diesel engine fueled with recycled
cooking oil biodiesel blends. F. Placencia.
TP098. Genotoxicity of urban area from southern Brazil: mutagenicity of
inhalable particles and DNA damage in children. M. Coronas.
TP099. La ganadería intensiva como contaminante de cursos de agua en la
provincia de Buenos Aires. M.L. Paz Sticotti.
TP100. Mutagenicity and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) of airborne
fine particles (PM2.5) in area influenced by contaminated soil from wood
treatment. M. Coronas.
Ecological Risk Assesment
TP101. Arsenic speciation in rice and risk assessment: variation of inorganic
arsenic content in Brazilian brown rice from the State of Rio Grande do Sul. F.
Segura.
TP102. Ecological Risk Assessment of a contaminated mining area in
Adrianopolis, PR., Brazil. L.A. Matsui.
TP117. Evaluation of ozonation and other advance oxidation processes as
methods to alleviate the toxicity of pharmaceutical industries wastewater. D.
Míguez.
TP118. Evaluation of phenol bioremediation process by two native bacterial
strains using different toxicity tests. V. Angelini.
TP119. Genotoxic evaluation of residual algal biomass used as an additive in
feed for fish (Rhamdia quelen). A. Marques.
TP120. Improving monitoring methods for in-situ remediation of contaminated
sediment studies. C. Menzie.
TP121. Influencia del pH y tipo de planta en la remoción de cadmio y DQO en
humedales subsuperficiales. E.Y. Alzate Amariles.
TP122. Prospección de hongos filamentos resistentes a metales pesados. P.I.
Sánchez Rey.
TP123. Removal of 2,4-DCP using free and immobilized plant peroxidases:
toxicity analysis of the post-removal solutions. V. Angelini.
TP124. Residual Algae Biomass as a food source for fish: first impressions on
its genotoxic potentials. A. Marques.
TP125. Tolerance responses towards different concentrations of PCBs of
ligninolytic fungi native from Misiones, Argentina. M. Sadañoski.
TP126. Two different solar power plant technologies -what kind of effects do
they have on microclimate of deserts? A. Suuronen.
TP103. Global assessment of bisphenol A in the environment: a review of
sources, fate and bioaccumulation. J. Corrales.
Modelling
TP104. Potencial impacto de plaguicidas sobre invertebrados acuáticos de aguas
superficiales asociadas a la actividad agrícola de la región pampeana (Arg).
P.M. Demetrio.
TP127. Oxidative stress toxicity in zebrafish and fathead minnow: towards the
design of safer chemicals. J. Corrales.
Environmental Technologies (green energies and
remediation)
TP105. Efecto de los metabolitos secundarios presentes en exudados de raíces
de Brassica nigra, en la degradación de Antraceno y Fenantreno por un
microorganismo rizosférico. G. Peñuela.
TP106. Bacterial resistance to heavy metals in Río de La Plata, Argentine. A.
Gonzalez.
TP107. Bioprospeccion de hongos de hojarasca con capacidad para degradar
nonil fenol polietoxilato (NPnEO). J. Mallerman.
TP109. Caracterización fisicoquímica y biológica de efluentes industriales y
eficiencia en la cinética de remoción de cromo (Cr) por microalgas. N.
Fioramonti.
TP110. Chorella vulgaris: Eficiencia en la remoción de diferentes agroquímicos
en condiciones de laboratorio. U. Reno.
TP111. Chromium, nickel, lead and zinc accumulation and performance in
relation to their use in phytoremediation of macrophyte Limnobium laevigatum.
D.S. Arán.
TP112. Decoloración y detoxificación del colorante trifenilmetánico verde de
malaquita mediante hongos de pudrición blanca. R.F. Itria.
TP113. Degradación del disruptor endocrino nonil fenol mediante hongos de
pudrición blanca. R.F. Itria.
TP115. Dye-mediated covalent cross-linking of Type I collagen hydrogels..
J.M. Galdopórpora.
TP116. Eficiencia de remoción de Cromo (Cr) de efluentes industriales por la
microalga Chlorella vulgaris en foto-bio-reactores. L. Regaldo.
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TP128. Allocation of agricultural impacts: which is the best reference flow? A
case study on vineyards. A.N. Diarte.
TP129. Calculating tourism's carbon footprint of Spanish coastland hotels. E.
Kilic.
TP130. Environmental assessment of quillaja saponin used as a degreasing
agent in leather industry. E. Kilic.
TP131. Evaluating the microalgae biodiesel environmental feasibility through a
Fuzzy controller. J.A. de Almeida Neto.
TP132. Implementation of life cycle assessment in Brazil: programs, challanges
and opportunities. W. Motta.
TP133. Life cycle assessment from Artemia sp. test to evaluate the toxicity of
copper oxide nanoparticles. C. Vaz.
TP134. Life Cycle Practices: driven forces to eco-innovations. W. Motta.
TP135. Proposing a Fuzzy controller to assess sustainability of biodiesel under
a multi criterial perspective. J.A. de Almeida Neto.
Environmental Education
TP136. Application of scientific method in the study of the environment:
training workshops for school teachers in la Araucanía (Chile). J. Ramírez
Flores.
TP137. La ciencia al servicio de la sociedad: acciones en ecotoxicología
acuática como herramientas de la gestión ambiental. L. Regaldo.
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Wednesday 9 September
Daily Schedule
08:00-16:00
Registration
Entrance Hall (Ground Floor)
09:00-11:00
Platform Sessions
See below for details
11:00-11:30
Coffee Break
Foyer (Level 1)
11:30-12:30
Plenary Lecture (Paulo Saldiva)
Room A (Level 1)
12:30-13:30
Lunch
Food trucks at the Patio (not included)
13:30-15:30
Platform Sessions
See below for details
15:30-16:00
Coffee Break
Foyer (Level 1)
16:00-17:00
Outstanding talk (Mary Reiley)
Room A (Level 1)
17:00-19:00
Social Poster Session
Foyer (Level 1)
Satellite Meetings
12:30-13:30
Student Mentoring Lunch
Balcony (Level 2) Pre-registration required
17:00-18:00
SETAC-LA Meeting
Room B (Level 2)
Conference Banquet
20:00-22:00
Conference banquet
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Wednesday Plenary Lecture
Professor Paulo Saldiva
Professor Saldiva is a well-known researcher with interest on air
pollution and environmental healt
Full Professor of Pathology at the Medical School, University of São
Paulo, Brazil
Coordinator of the National Institute of Integrated Risk Assessment –
National Research Council, Brazil. Member of the WHO Panel
involved in the elaboration of Global Air quality Guidelines. Member
of the IARC Panel for the assessment of carcinogenicity of air
pollution
PL3. Combining greenhouse gases emission mitigation and health co-benefits due to reduction of local
air pollutants: a global perspective.
P. Saldiva, Universidade de Sao Paulo
Health co-benefits of policies designed to reduce GHG emissions are well recognized. Active transportation,
improvements in household energy efficiency and low emission power plants are classic examples of measures that
promote significant and immediate positive effects on human healt However, the magnitude of health co-benefits of
GHG mitigation varies significantly across the globe. Differences in the technology employed to produce energy and
mobility lead to a condition that for a given amount of GHG emission developing countries usually produce
substantially higher levels of particles and ozone precursors, ambient pollutants with robust associations with adverse
health effects. High population density and high levels of ambient air pollution is a frequent combination in the
megacities of developing countries, increasing the vulnerability of urban dwellers in these hot spots of elevated
exposure intensity. Thus, GHG policies that result in simultaneous reduction in local air pollutants have a marked
positive health impact particularly in regions with low technologic efficiency. These health benefits reduce the
economic burden of disease and should be taken into account when implementing public policies aimed to GHG
mitigation, mainly in a scenario where local governances deal with limited resources. In this presentation, local
examples will be presented to illustrate the potential use of health co-benefits to drive GHG mitigation policies. In
addition, some aspects of the global pattern of technological inefficiency of energy production will be presented to
provide a snapshot of where scientific and technologic partnerships will promote significant health co-benefits.
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Wednesday Outstanding Talk
MSc. Mary Reiley
Mary Reiley is an Environmental Biologist. Her career focus has been to promote
collaborative investigation and communication of environmental science and its
application to water and ecosystem protection between interested organizations in the
US and abroad. She is an active leadership mentor and facilitator. Mary is frequently a
speaker, both state-side and internationally at workshops, seminars and conferences on
bringing strong science to environmental decision making. Mary has worked in
environmental field for 31 years. She received her undergraduate degree in biology
from the College of William and her master’s degree in environmental biology from
George Mason University and trained in facilitation, program management, and
collaborative processes.
Mary is the President of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry in
North America (SETAC-NA). As a member of SETAC-NA she has served on the
Board of Directors for eight years and the SETAC World Council for three. Mary has chaired many North
American annual meeting sessions on the use of risk assessment information in decision making. She has
chaired, been a steering committee member, and participant in several SETAC International Pellston
Workshops, a steering committee member for the SETAC-NA Metals Advisory Group, the Board Liaison to
the Career Development Committee, and is currently the Chair of the World Council Membership
Committee.
OT2. Science-Policy-Results: "Never cut what you can untie; never nail what you can screw." 31 years
of creating collaborative science-based-policy.
M.C. Reiley, U.S. EPA
For decisions and actions to serve us well in any venue we must be able to reopen debate, reanalyze data, incorporate
new insights, and reveal new trut That is, we must be able to untie and retie the ends of our decisions and understanding
and propose new knots and combinations. We must be able to unscrew the planks of our positions, add new ones, and
reorder their assembly to come to new or stronger conclusions. If we choose to nail the planks into place, that is be
parochial or stubborn about how much we really know and the usefulness of new information, then we turn a simple
disassembly into demolition and make it much more difficult to refurbish and reuse the pieces. This talk will bring my
personal perspective on the process of science-based decision making, what has enabled it over the last 30+ years, the
multi-sector, multi-discipline collaboration that is fundamental to its success, and the its application to the
environmental challenges we face now and in the future. Disclaimer: The contents, proposals, and perspectives in this
presentation are mine and do not represent the views or positions of the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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Wednesday Morning Platform Sessions (9.00-11.00 hs)
ROOM A (Level 1)
Leading the way to the safe
and sustainable use of
pesticides. Julie Brodeur &
Valeria Amé
ROOM B (Level 2)
ROOM C (Ground floor)
Evaluation of Effects of
Pollutants at Ecosystem Scale
and Importance for
Environmental Management
I. Pablo Demetrio & Federico
Environmental Contaminants
and Reproductive Effects.
Jorgelina Varayoud & Milena
Durando
ROOM D (Level 1)
Urban Air Pollution:
Predictive Models and
Estimation of Emissions.
Deborah Tasat
Rimoldi
PT57. Ecotoxicity of Mancozeb to
Enchytraeus crypticus (Enchytraeidae)
and Ensenia andrei (Oligochaeta) in
two different Brazilian soils. Osmar
Filho. 9.00
PT65. Sharks as sentinels of ocean
contamination: a multibiomarker
approac Marco Lemos. 9.00
PT71. Evidences of metabolic disruptor PT79. Buenos Aires Air Pollution
hypothesis: Perinatal exposure to BPA delay corneal wound healing.
impairs neuroendocrine mechanisms
Alejandro Berra 9.00
regulating food intake in adult male
ratis. Cora Stoker. 9.00
PT58. Toxicogenomic approach to
unravel mechanisms of pesticide action
in Folsomia candida: tools for
environmental risk assessment? Sara
Novais. 9.15
PT66. DNA methylation profile of
Daphnia magna: novel perspectives for
environmental monitoring and risk
assessment. Camila Goncalves
Athanasio. 9.20
PT72. Phytoestrogens in my lab animal
diet! Withdrawal of phytoestrogens in
adult life induces obesity and alters
hypothalamic food intake control.
María F. Andreoli. 9.15
PT59. A Risk Assessment Scheme to
Assess Potential Side Effects of
Pesticides to Honeybees. Cristian
Maus. 9.30
PT67. Are WWTPs effluents
PT73. Milk composition and Bisphenol
responsible for acute toxicity? Seasonal A exposure. Laura Kaas. 9.30
variations of sediment quality at the
Bay of Cádiz (SW, Spain). Luciane
Maranho. 9.40
PT81. Direct evidence linking systemic
inflammation and altered cardiac
function after an acute exposure to
environmental particulate matter. Pablo
Evelson. 9.30
PT60. Alteraciones enzimáticas en
distintas especies de ranas luego de la
aplicación a campo de un insecticida a
base de Lambdocialotrina y
tiametoxam. Maria J. Damonte. 9.45 hs
PT68. Biochemical responses and
recovery of seahorse (Hippocampus
reidi) after acute and subchronic
exposure to water soluble fraction of
diesel oil. Frederico Cariello
Delunardo. 10.00
PT74. Alteraciones enzimáticas
Metodo rapido con bajos límites de
detección para la determinacion difenil
eteres polibromados (PBDEs) en leche
materna por GC-MS/MS. Boris
Johnson Restrepo. 9.45 hs
PT82. Urban air particles from Buenos
Aires activates NFKB, MUC5AC and
IL-8 production in A549 cells.
Francisco Astort. 9.45
PT61. Analisys of the take-back
program for empty pesticide containers
in the municipality of Bom Repouso,
MG, Brasil. Mayra Rodrigues Silva.
10.00 hs
PT69. Efectos de aguas contaminadas
por ganadería, agricultura y minería
sobre el desarrollo larval de
Dendropsophus columbianus (Anura:
Hylidae). B. Toro Restrepo. 10.20
PT75. Decreases in the number and
daily sperm production in the testes of
Wistar rats exposed to polyamine
putrescine. Franco Campos Pereira.
10.00 hs
PT83. Characterization of PAHs,
Particle Matter and Firn on Snow Pit
Samples from Central Andes and
Antarctica: Transport and Deposition
Assessment. Francisco Cereceda-Balic.
10.00
PT62. Efficiency of Biobeds for
pesticide disposal: Ecotoxicity
evaluation using Collembola
reproduction tests. Leticia Scopel
Camargo. 10.15 hs
PT70. Potencial biorremediador de la
microalga Chlorella vulgaris expuesta
al agua de producción de una
explotación petrolera. Diego MoraSolarte. 10.40
PT76. Pre-and perinatal exposure to
bisphenol A (BPA) modifies female
and male mammary gland
development. Milena Durando. 10.15
hs
PT85. Local estimations of PM10 in
the communes of Recoleta and
Vitacura, Santiago, Chile. Contribution
to the politics to decrease vehicular
congestion. David Muñoz 10:30
PT63. Assessing risk in the age of
global trade: a comparison of
regulatory bee requirements on plant
protection products in South America,
USA and Europe. Maria Delgado.
10.30 hs
PT77. Mechanism of action of
endocrine disruptors on human breast
cancer cells and animal models. Andrea
Randi. 10.30 hs
TP087. Levels of Persistent Organic
Pollutants and Emerging Contaminants
in Latin American Atmosphere. K.
Miglioranza. 10:45
PT64. Biomarkers of oxidative damage
and its relationship with risk factors in
a locality environmentally exposed to
agrochemicals. Maria F. Simoniello.
10.45
PT78. Postnatal exposure to
environmental contaminants affects
uterine development and produced
subfertility. Jorgelina Varayoud. 10.45
PT84. Particulate matter from Santiago,
Chile, characteristics and sources.
Contribution to public policy. Raúl E.
Fuentealba Poblete. 10.15
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PT80. Impacts of atmospheric
emissions on water turbidity from
combustion of diesel S-500 and
oxygenated fuel blends. Cleiton Vaz.
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Wednesday Afternoon Platform Sessions (13.30-15.30 hs)
ROOM A (Level 1)
Metal Session.
Isabella Bordon
ROOM B (Level 2)
Evaluation of Effects of
Pollutants at Ecosystem Scale
and Importance for
Environmental Management
II. Pablo Demetrio & Federico
Rimoldi
ROOM C (Ground floor)
Ecological Risk Assessment of
Pharmaceuticals and Personal
Care Products (PPCPs) in
Aquatic Environments. Camilo
ROOM D (Level 1)
Pollution in Protected Areas:
Challenges and Opportunities
in Protecting Biodiversity and
Ecosystems. Gurpal Toor &
Seabra & Helena Cristina Silva de Ignacio Rodríguez Jorquera
Assis
PT86. Trace Metals. Relevance of bioavailability to biological response and
risk. Alicia Fernández Cirelli. 9.00
PT94. Concentración de metales
PT100. Emerging Contaminants of
pesados mercurio, cadmio, plomo y
Concern (CECs): From Wastewater to
arsénico en algunos recursos pesqueros Vegetables. Jay Gan. 9.00
del Caribe Colombiano. Sara Elisa
Gallego Ríos. 9.00
PT87. Using spatially explicit data and
population modeling to inform
ecological risk assessment at mining
sites.
Andrew Brad Parks. 9.15
PT95. Validating the use of biopsy
sampling in ecotoxicological studies of
delphinid species. Paula Mendez
Fernandez. 9.20
PT101. Subchronic exposure to
PT109. Native reptiles as models of
diclofenac alters antioxidant enzymes in toxicological studies in protected and
kidney and blood plasma of Rhamdia
non-protected areas. Pablo Siroski. 9.15
quelen. Joao Ribas. 9.15
PT88. Stable isotopes and
metallothioneins as tools for the
evaluation of metal contamination.
Tércia Guedes Seixas. 9.30
PT96. Avaliação da capacidade de bioacumulação de resinas ácidas por
microalgas e respectivo potencial t.
Carlos Soares. 9.40
PT102. Environmental risk assessement
of pharmaceuticals and personal care
products in Santos Bay, São Paulo,
Brazil. Rodrigo Brasil Choueri. 9.30
PT89. Altos niveles de contaminacion
con plomo y cadmio en sangre de
trabajadores informales en Colombia.
Boris Johnson-Restrepo. 9.45
PT97. Nitrogen and carbon stable
isotope fractionation and hydrongen
sulfide as markers of nutrient pollution
dispersion at Titicaca Lake, Bolivia.
Darío Acha Cordero. 10.00
PT103. Cytotoxicity of triclosan and
PT111. Anthropic and natural factors
17α-ethynylestradiol spiked sediments related to sediment toxicity in Marine
to marine bivalve. Augusto César. 9.45 Protected Areas from the central coast
of São Paulo (Brazil). Denise Abessa.
9.45
PT90. Development and evaluation of
hollow fiber supported liquid membrane
devices for the measurement of
bioavailability of toxic metal ions.
Eduardo Rodríguez de San Miguel.
10.00
PT98. Influence of microalga on
toxicity of the hydrophobic insecticide
fenvalerate in Daphnia magna.
Sebastián Reynaldi. 10.20
PT104. Lethal and sublethal effects of
carbamazepine, sildenafil,
clarithromycin and the binary mixtures
on freshwater fis Pedro Carriquiriborde.
10.00
PT112. Assessing moderately
contaminated estuaries: the use of a
multilevel-biomarker approach in fish
within an WOE-based sediment quality
assessment. Rodrigo Brasil
Choueri.10.00
PT91. Using Environmental Quality
Indices to assess heavy metal
contamination at Baixada Santista,
Southeastern Brazil. Bianca Sung Mi
Kim. 10.15
PT99. Wildlife Toxicology in Latin
America: are we addressing the effects
of pollutants at the ecosystem level?
Miguel Mora. 10.40
PT105. Occurrence and biological
effects of illicit drugs in a Brazilian
coastal zone (Santos bay, São Paulo).
Camilo Seabra. 10.15
PT113. Trace Metals in penguins: A
Review of published data. Winfred
Espejo. 10.15
PT92. Speciation of Lead (Pb) in
Tailings of Hidalgo de Parral,
Chihuahua, Mexico. Irma Gavilán.
10.30
TP062. Glyphosate and oxidative stress PT106. Hepatic responses in
in fis J.F. Gonzalez.
Prochilodus lineatus caged in a river
receiving sewage effluent. María Rita
Pérez. 10.30
PT93. Screening de plantas y
mejoradores de sustrato para
revegetación de sitios impactados por
minería.
Carla Oporto Pereyra. 10.45
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PT108. The pollution issue in protected
areas: contrasting realities for a
common problem. Ignacio RodriguezJorquera. 9.00
PT110. Effluents from land-based
aquacultures in North Patagonian
streams: Dissolved organic matter and
oxidative stress in aquatic organisms.
Jorge Nimptsc 9.30
PT114. Impact of metals derived from
passive mining wastes on the crab N.
granulata from the Natural Protected
Area San Antonio bay, Rio Negro,
Argentina. Erica Giarratano. 10.30
PT107. Occurrence per-fluorochemicals PT115. Fate, Transport, and Toxicity of
(PFCs) in soil of Concepción Bay, in
Wastewater-borne Contaminants: An
Central Chile. Karla Pozo.
Overview. Gurpal Toor. 10.45
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WP023. Study of peat as chemical and toxicological remediation of lead and
nickel metals in aquatic environments. P.S. Tonello.
8:00-9:00
11:00-11:30
12:00-13:00
15:30-16:00
17:00-19:00
19:00-19:30
WP024. Trace metal bioavailability in beaches from Río de la Plata estuary. D.
Castiglioni.
Poster setup
Poster attendance during Cofee Break
Poster attendance during Lunch
Poster attendance during Cofee Break
Poster attendance during Poster Social
Poster take-down
Metal Session
WP001. Análisis histórico de la contaminación por metales en la Bahía de
Montevideo, Uruguay. C. Bueno.
WP002. Availability assessment of Pb, Zn and Cd in the surface soil portion of
a former mining area: Adrianopolis-PR. M.C. Kasemodel.
WP003. Bioaccumulation and viability of normal and cancerous human breast
cells when are exposed to mercury. J. Shortrede.
WP004. Biomagnification of heavy metals in the food web of the Martel Cove,
Admiralty Bay, Antarctic. T. Hoppe Trevizani.
WP025. Trace metals in two mussel species Mytilus galloprovincialis and
Perna perna on the south coast of South Africa. R. Toefy.
WP026. Trophic transfer of zinc in the food chains of native and non-native
predator fish from a northern Patagonian oligotrophic lake. J. Montañez.
WP027. Valoración del Riesgo Ambiental Ocasionado por la Contaminación
con Metales Pesados en Sedimentos y Peces en las Costas del Mar Caribe
Colombiano. B. Johnson Restrepo.
WP028. Vegetal species composition, distribution and abundance of a region
affected by gold mine environmental liabilities. B.J. Young.
WP029. Zinc effects on ionic parameters and carbonic anhydrase activity in the
Neotropical teleost Prochilodus lineatus. M. Cabral.
Pollution in Protected Areas: Challenges and Opportunities
in Protecting Biodiversity and Ecosystems
WP030. Lead in gulls: A global overview. W.E. Espejo.
WP005. Biomarkers of exposure and effect in the estuarine polychaete
Laeonereis acuta exposed to cadmium. A. Dolagaratz.
WP006. Calidad de los sedimentos del Riachuelo en relación con la vida
acuática y disposición del material dragado. A. Rendina.
WP007. Concentration of heavy metal chain of sediment from the Itapicuru
Mirim River Jacobina, Bahia, Brazil. M. Silva Santos.
WP008. Ctalamochita River watershed biomonitoring using two South
American native species: First approac L. Bertrand.
WP009. Culture of Brassica napus on soils with lead contamination: uptake,
bioconcentration and effects on photo pigments. G. Ferreyroa.
WP010. Determinación de la eficiencia de remoción de plomo y zinc por las
especies Ludwigia peploides y Limnobium laevigatum. R. Fernández San Juan.
WP011. Effects of copper sulfate exposure on biochemical and physiological
biomarkers in juvenile freshwater fish Rhamdia quelen and Oreochromis
niloticus. I.C. Guiloski.
WP012. Environmental reconstruction of a coastal lagoon. A case study of
Itapeva Lagoon (RS), Brazil. C. Miyoshi.
WP013. Estudio del efecto del Cd(II) sobre el crecimiento y la supervivencia de
Physa acuta (Gasteropoda). P.M. Demetrio.
WP014. Evaluation of zinc toxicity in tropical soil. T.G. Corrêa.
WP015. Extracción de Cromo por Ricino (Ricinus communis L.) asistida con
ácido cítrico. A.L. Bursztyn Fuentes.
WP016. Factors controlling methylmercury accumulation in river sediments
and lake periphyton of a tropical high altitude basin (Bolivian Altiplano). D.
Acha Cordero.
WP017. Geoaccumulation of Pb and Zn in the last 100 years in Londrina city,
Southern Brazil. L. Vieira.
WP018. Levels of Cd, Hg and Pb in tissues of blue crabs Callinectes danae
from a subtropical protected estuary influenced by mining residues. I. Bordon.
WP019. Metallothionein, trace-elements and methylmercury in hard and soft
tissues of Spheniscus magellanicus found stranded on the Southern Brazilian
coast. T.G. Seixas.
WP020. Prospección de hongos filamentos resistentes a metales pesados. P.I.
Sánchez Rey.
WP021. Responses of metallothioneins in tissues of bullfrog tadpoles,
Lithobates catesbeianus, following exposure to the metals zinc, copper and
cadmium. C. Carvalho.
WP022. Simultaneously Extracted Metals and Acid-Volatile Sulfide
(SEM/AVS) in sediments of an estuary in southeastern Brazil. L. Salgado.
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WP031. Alterations in hematological parameters of a freshwater fish Rhamdia
quelen after short and long-term exposure to diclofenac. I.C. Guiloski.
WP032. Biochemical alterations in tilapia antioxidant systems after
ciprofloxacin exposure. D. Tavares.
WP033. Biotransformation, antioxidant defenses and oxidative damage in the
Neotropical teleost Prochilodus lineatus after exposure to Triclosan. T.
Graciano Santos-Silva.
WP034. Characterization of polybrominated flame retardants (PBDE's) in waste
materials from landfills located in Mexico City Metropolitan Area. I. Gavilan.
WP035. Cinetica y equilibrio de adsorci. N. Delgado.
WP036. Ecotoxicological monitoring of leachate and domestic wastewater
remediation in an in series biological treatment system. M.F. Fogliato Santos
Lima.
WP037. Ecotoxicological Study and Environmental Risk Assessement of the
antimicrobial compound Triclosan in marine environment. F. Sanzi Cortez.
WP038. Effects of Peracetic Acid disinfectant on Daphnia magna. M. Flores
Pogliani.
WP039. Effects of Diclofenac to the mussel Perna perna (Linnaeus, 1758): a
preliminary environmental risk assessment in Santos bay (Brazil). M. Fontes.
WP040. Effects of triclosan and its interaction with UV radiation on biomarker
responses of a native species (Corydoras paleatus): ex vivo exposure of gills. P.
Scarcia.
WP041. Emerging pollutants in reservoirs: Detection and photo-degradation
under simulated sunlight radiation. G. Peñuela Mesa.
WP042. Environmental performance of wastewater facilities addressing
emerging contaminants. G.A. Ontiveros.
WP043. Esterase alterations in Oreochromis niloticus exposed to alprazolam
isolatedly and in combination with the insecticide diazinon. I. Batalhao.
WP044. Evaluation of the Genetics Effects of Diclofenac and Acetaminophen
Using the Catfish Rhamdia quelen. M. Cestar.
WP045. Identification of rosuvastatin degradation products by photocatalytic
process with ZnO by means of LC-QTOF-MS and computacional chemistry.
T.M. Pizzolato.
WP046. Immunohematology effects of diclofenac in Rhamdia quelem. J.L.
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WP047. In vitro metabolism and metabolite identification of antibiotics,
propranolol and diclofenac by rainbow trout liver S9 fractions. B. Brooks.
WP048. Occurrence of endocrine disruptors in urban effluent and its removal
by biological treatment in series. T.M. Pizzolato.
WP049. Occurrence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in sediments
from Santos Bay, Brazil. A. Cesar.
WP050. Pharmaceuticals and personal care products in an urban river
sediments. G.S. Toor.
WP051. PPCP's determination in Maipo and Mapocho Rivers, Chile. A.
Giordano.
WP052. Reactores biologicos de contacto para estudios de remocion de
contaminantes emergentes en aguas residuales domesticas. N. Delgado
WP053. Responses of hepatic biomarkers of Cyprinus carpio after exposure to
sublethal concentrations of an emerging pollutant (triclosan) in water. P.
Scarcia.
WP054. Selection of biomarkers to evidence atenolol effects on fis M.E.
Valdés.
WP055. The antidepressant fluoxetine alters food intake in cichlid fis L.S.
Dorelle.
WP056. Toxicological evaluation of sediment spiked with pharmaceuticals:
energy status and neuroendocrine effects in marine polychaetes Hediste
diversicolor. L.A. Maranho.
WP057.
Triclosan
interferes
in
hematological parameters
and
acetylcholinesterase activity of fish Prochilodus lineatus after 24 hours of
exposure? T. Graciano Santos-Silva.
WP058. Use of β-cyclodextrin on cytotoxic activity of the dye direct black 38.
L. Barroso Brito.
WP074. Relevance of airborne fungi and their secondary metabolites for
environmental, occupational and indoor hygiene after Jeddah flood, Saudi
Arabia. F. Bokhari.
WP075. Standardization of Caiman latirostris lymphocyte culture for the
application of chromosomal aberration test. E. López González.
WP076. Contribution to the analysis of environmental conditions, occupational
health and public work in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara. M.G. OrozcoMedina.
The Evaluation of Effects of Pollutants Ecosystem Scale and
Importance for Environmental Management
WP077. Acute and chronic toxicity of chlorantraniliprole using Ceriodaphnia
dubia e Raphidocelis subcapitata as test-organisms. L. Nogueira.
WP078. Aquatic plants in the reduction of organic loadings of wastewater
dairy. J.A. Almeida Neto.
WP079. Assessment of sediment toxicity on a coastal marine area under
dredging activities using sea urchin embryo-larval bioassay. F. Cariello
Delunardo.
WP080. Biomonitoring water genotoxicity of wetlands in the Sinos River
Basin, southern Brazil. D. Peixoto.
WP081. Caracterização da qualidade da água e presença de agentes t. C. Soares.
WP082. Chlorella vulgaris: efectos de un formulado comercial de 2,4diclorofenoxiacético y eficiencia en la remoción. N. Romero.
WP083. Differentiation and characterization of three lakes in Córdoba
(Argentina) using carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes. J. Griboff.
WP085. Ecotoxicologia de Laeonereis acuta (Polychaeta: Nereididae) em
locais urbanizados e não urbanizados. C. Soares.
Urban Air Pollution: Predictive Models and Estimation of
Emissions
WP060. Air concentrations of Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in
Concepciόn city in Central Chile using PUF disk as passive samplers. A.R.
Metzdorff.
WP061. Ambient temperature influence on emissions of pollutants from wood
(Eucalyptus globulus) combustion. K. Yañez.
WP062. Assessing levels of PCBs in Chilean atmosphere using PUF disk
passive sampler. A.R. Metzdorff.
WP086. Ecotoxicological Assessment in Sechura Bay - Piura, Peru, 2014. C.
Paredes.
WP087. Ecotoxicological Assessment in Titicaca Lake - Puno, Peru, 2014. C.
Paredes.
WP088. Efectos de plaguicidas sobre la riqueza zooplanctónica de arroyos de
Santa Fe (Argentina). A. M. Gagneten.
WP089. Efectos sobre la dinámica poblacional de Daphnia magna y
Ceriodaphnia dubia, después de ser expuestas a concentraciones agudas de
glifosato. U. Reno.
WP063. Assessment of pollution in the vicinity of the industrial center of
puchuncavi-ventanas in central Chile. F. Cereceda-Balic.
WP090. Effects of subchronic exposure to azinphos-methyl on B-esterases
activitity, reproduction and offspring survival in a freshwater gastropod. G.
Kristoff.
WP064. Buenos Aires Air Particulate Matter decreases human conjunctiva
proliferation and releases IL-6. J. Tau.
WP091. Evaluación de efectos genotóxicos del insecticida Imidacloprid en el
cíclido sudamericano Australoheros facetus. F. Iturburu.
WP065. Determinaci. C. López.
WP092. Evaluación toxicológica de las aguas de los ríos Tunuyán y Mendoza
(Mendoza) mediante el empleo de C. elegans. A. Rossen,.
WP066. Differential susceptibility to particulate ambient air pollution exposure
in a chronic nutritional stress model. F. Astort.
WP067. Direct and indirect air particle effect on lung alveolar macrophage and
cardiac-myocyte on culture. N.S. Orona.
WP068. Effects of volcanic ash from Puyehue eruption on proliferation and
pro-inflammatory cytokine release of human conjunctiva. A. Tesone.
WP095. Osmoregulatory changes in Anodontites trapesialis subject to in situ
and laboratory tests: the effects of contaminants associated with coal mining. M.
Cabral.
WP096. Sandy rivers across continents: the impact of sediment pollution on
invertebrates - The Berg River Case study. A. De Klerk.
WP069. Green methodology to determine POPs in airborne particles. G. Arias
Loaiza.
WP097. Tissue distribution of persistent organic pollutants in Pontoporia
blainvillei accidentally caught in fishing operations in southeastern Brazil. R.C.
Montone.
WP070. HPA emissions from combustion of diesel, biodiesel and butanol
blends. C. Vaz.
WP098. Tradescantia pallida var. purpurea for genotoxicity assessment of water
bodies: distilled water for flower bud adaptation and recovery. D. Peixoto.
WP071. In Vitro effect of Urban Air Particles from Buenos Aires (UAP-BA) on
an asthma human epithelial cell model. F. Astort.
WP072. Lung and ocular inflammatory responses to chronic Buenos Aires air
pollution exposure. G.A. Maglione.
WP073. Protective effect of simvastatin on human neuronal line SHSY5Y to
particulate matter exposure. S. Ferraro.
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WP099. Alteração da capacidade reprodutiva de zebrafish promovida pela
exposição a efluentes de indústria de papel e celulose. C. Soares.
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WP100. Desregulação hormonal em peixes capturados no Rio Canoas, SC,
Brasil. C. Soares.
WP101. Effects of estrogens in environmentally relevant concentrations on
kiss2 and kiss2rb expression in pejerrey fish brain, pituitary and testes. M.O.
Tovar.
WP102. Interaction of potentially toxic metals (Zn + Cd) in ecotoxicological
tests with C. dubia as endocrine disruptors (ED). M. Carvalho.
WP103. Sex hormone-binding globulin expression during oogenesis. Its
regulation by xenosteroids in pejerrey fis A. González.
WP112. Ecotoxicity of Chlorpiryfos to Folsomia candida (COLLEMBOLA)
and Ensenia andrei (OLIGOCHAETA) in two different Brazilian soils. L.
Camargo.
WP113. Evaluation of endotoxin Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis and
pyrethroid cypermethrin in Chironomus calligraphus (Diptera: Chironomidae).
S. Lavarías.
WP114. Experimental factorial design for determination of organochlorine
pesticides collected in passive samplers with polyurethane foam. G. Arias
Loaiza.
WP104. Study of the performance of potentially toxic metals (Zn and Cd) as
endocrine disruptors in ecotoxicological tests with C. dubia. M. Carvalho,
WP115. Generacion de escenarios pampeanos para estimar concentraciones de
plaguicidas en cuerpos de agua: un primer paso hacia la evaluacion de riesgo.
M.F. D'Andrea.
WP105. Toxicity of E2 and EE2: cell damages in zebrafish male gonads and
biological recover. R. Fracácio.
WP116. Mixture of pesticides and their effects on non-target organisms. L.P.
Figueiredo.
WP106. Developmental exposure to a glyphosate based herbicide alters uterine
organogenetic differentiation causing hyperplasia on prepubertal rats. M.
Guerrero Schimpf.
WP117. Modelacion de la dispersion de atrazina y 2,4-d en la cuenca del
embalse los molinos (Córdoba). A. Rossen.
WP118. Non-target organisms - higher-tier methods to refine the risk of plant
protection products. M. Delgado.
Leading the way to the safe and sustainable use of pesticides
WP107. A warning about Brazilian framework regarding pesticides. A. Rocha.
WP108. Assessment of environmental agrochemical and its relationship with
genetic damage in Santo Domingo, Santa Fe province, Argentina. M. Dechiara.
WP109. Assessment of the genotoxicity, mutagenicity and citotoxicity of the
insecticide Curbix® 200SC (ethiprole) inseticide using the Allium cepa assay.
T.A. Guedes.
WP119. O agrotóxico nosso de cada dia. T.d. Pereira.
WP120. Persistence of cyfluthrin in indoor dust. S. Papini.
WP121. Pesticides: a comparative analysis of legislation between Brazil,
European Union and United States of America. A. Rocha.
WP122. Toxicidad aguda del insecticida imidacloprid en el tordo músico
(Agelaioides badius). M.B. Poliserpi.
WP123. Utilizaci. A. Clavijo.
WP110. Contamination of bovine milk by pyrethroids: a chronic risk. T.M.
Pizzolato.
WP111. Ecotoxicity evaluation of Biobeds for pesticide disposal using
Enchytraeids reproduction tests. L. Gebler, Embrapa.
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Thursday 10 September
Daily Schedule
08:00-16:00
Registration
Entrance Hall (Ground Floor)
09:00-11:00
Platform Sessions
See below for details
11:00-11:30
Coffee Break
Foyer (Level 1)
11:30-12:30
Plenary Lecture (V. Trudeau)
Room A (Level 1)
12:30-13:30
Lunch
Food trucks at the Patio (not included)
13:30-15:30
Platform Sessions
See below for details
15:30-16:00
Coffee Break
Foyer (Level 1)
16:00-17:00
Outstanding talk (Bryan Brooks)
Room A (Level 1)
17:00-19:00
Social Poster Session
Foyer (Level 1)
19:00-21:00
Closing Ceremony & Tango Show
Room A (Level 1)
Satellite Meetings
17:00-18:00
Student “Mate-debate” with Ma. Fernanda Simoniello
Room B (Level 2)
Closing Ceremony & Tango Show
19:00-19:20
Summary of the Meeting Highligts and Conclusions Gustavo
Room A (Level 1)
Somoza & Pedro Carriquiriborde
19:20-19:30
ArcelorMittal Award to The Best Technical Presentation Tatiana
Room A (Level 1)
Heid Furley
19:30-19:40
SETAC-LA Award to the Convener Chairs GustavoSomoza
Room A (Level 1)
19:40-19:50
Anouncement of the SETCA-LA 12th Biennial Meeting Pedro
Room A (Level 1)
Carriquiriborde
19:50-20:00
Closing Message and Farewell Gustavo Somoza & Pedro
Room A (Level 1)
Carriquiriborde
20:00-21:00
Tango Show (Bien frappe & Anabela Brogioli)
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Thursday Plenary Lecture
Professor Vance Lionel Trudeau
Dr. Trudeau is known worldwide for his work on the neurobiology of reproduction
and growth using fish and frogs as models, as well as the impact of Endocrine
Disruption Compounds on them and the potential implications for environmental
and the human healt
Research Chair in Neuroendocrinology and Full professor Faculty of Science,
University of Ottawa.
PL4. Neuroendocrine Disruption: Causes and Consequences for Vertebrate Reproduction.
V.L. Trudeau, University of Ottawa / Advanced Research in Environmental Genomics
Industrial pollutants, agricultural pesticides, pharmaceuticals and other chemicals are now ubiquitously present in the
environment. This contamination may be detected at all levels, from water to soil to air to animal and human tissues.
We have proposed that the term ‘neuroendocrine disruption’ extends the concept of endocrine disruption to include the
full breadth of integrative animal physiology. Upsets to normal homeostatic mechanisms following exposure to
environmental pollutants can affect an animal’s ability to undergo reproduction or develop normally, and may lead to
transgenerational deficits. Results from various laboratories around the world will be drawn upon as examples of
neuroendocrine disruption with reproductive consequences. Fluoxetine and other antiodepressants are environmental
contaminants that disrupt reproduction, behaviour and metabolism in teleost fish, demonstrating the complex and
pervasive effects of neuroactive pollutants. Adult zebrafish (Danio rerio) exposed to fluoxetine only during
serotoninergic system development (0-6 dpf) display more anxiety-like behaviours and have reduced cortisol
production. Bisphenol A (BPA) is an example of an abundant plasticizer pollutant that has been documented to affect
diverse species. Data from mammalian models demonstrate profound effects on reproduction. Gestational exposure to
low doses of BPA decreases vasopressin expression in embryonic mouse brains and increases social investigations in
juveniles during tests of social recognition. These BPA-induced changes persist in the F3 generation. BPA can also
disrupt socio-sexual behaviours. Male deer mice developmentally exposed to BPA are less attractive to females. These
and other emerging data indicate that neuroactive environmental pollutants adversely affect diverse neuroendocrine
processes across taxa and generations.
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Thursday Outstanding Talk
Dr. Bryan Brooks
Dr. Brooks is professor of environmental science and biomedical studies at Baylor
Univesrstiy and director of the environmental science graduate program and the
environmental health science program.
His most recent research focuses on pharmaceuticals found in fish living downstream
of wastewater treatment plants and the impact these chemicals have on fish behavior.
His current research focuses on water quality dynamics of rapidly urbanizing regions,
developing approaches to define risks of contaminants of historical and emerging
concern, water reuse and the ecology and environmental toxicology of harmful algae
blooms.
Brooks has given more than 70 presentations and lectures across the United States and
the world, in countries including Australia, Denmark, Germany and France. He is
editor of environmental management for Integrated Assessment and Management,
associate editor of Science of the Total Environment and an editorial board member of Environmental
Toxicology and Chemistry.
OT3. Pharmaceuticals and the Environment: Fish on Prozac and other Harbingers of an Urbanizing
Water Cycle
B.W. Brooks, Baylor University / Environmental Health Science Program Department of Environmental Science
More people now live in cities than ever before. Historically, human populations thrived near rivers and their mouths at
coastlines, but with urban expansion the footprints of metropolitan areas extend throughout watersheds and ultimately
encompass smaller order tributaries. Such population densities dictate the need for new water supplies and reclamation
infrastructure, which results in effluent discharges to these headwater streams, dramatically modifying instream
hydrology, particularly in regions where ephemeral streams are normative. When effluent-dominated and dependent
instream flows become critical arteries for beneficial water reuse, as increasingly is observed in areas experiencing
climate changes and rapid population growth, an urban water cycle is realized. A decade has now passed since our
research group initially reported several adverse effects of Prozac (fluoxetine) to aquatic organisms commonly
employed for developing environmental quality criteria, evaluating whole effluent toxicity, and monitoring ambient
toxicity of surface waters and sediments. Our subsequent observation of fluoxetine, sertraline (Zoloft) and their active
metabolites (norfluoxetine and desmethylsertraline, respectively) accumulating in muscle, liver and brain tissues of
three different fish species from an effluent-dominated stream was termed "Fish on Prozac." Here I briefly review some
scientific lessons learned from our study of urbanizing aquatic systems. Using probabilistic hazard assessment and fish
plasma modeling approaches, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and tricyclic antidepressants are predicted to result
in therapeutic hazard to fish (internal fish plasma level equaling mammalian therapeutic dose) when exposed to water
(inhalational) at or below 1 µg/L, a common trigger value for initiating environmental assessments. Though many
questions remain unanswered, studies of pharmaceuticals in urbanizing aquatic systems have provided, and will
continue to develop, an advanced understanding of environmental hazards and risks associated withotehr contaminants
and future water quality challenges.
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Thursday Morning Platform Sessions (9.00-11.00 hs)
ROOM A (Level 1)
Fate and Effects of Nanomaterials.
Martín Desimone & José María Navas
ROOM B (Level 2)
ROOM C (Ground floor)
How to Write Good Research and Get it Water management, science and policy:
Accepted in a Good Journal. Daniel
salinization problems in Argentina as a
Alberto Wunderlin
South American study case. Ana Lucía
González-Achem & María Laura Rolandi
PT116. Use of cell in vitro systems to determine
the toxicity of metal nanoparticles: contribution of
nanoparticles, ions and oxidative stress to toxicity.
José María Navas. 9.00
PT124. How to Write Good Research and Get it
Accepted in a Good Journal. Daniel Wunderlin &
Damià Barceló. 9.00
PT125. Can science help to reduce the impact of
salinization in aquatic environments? Adonis
Giorgi. 9.00
PT117. In silico evaluation of interactions between
mitochondrial proteins and single walled carbon
nanotubes (SWCNT). José María Monserrat. 9.15
PT126. Gestión Ambiental en un Organismo
Público Nacional: Comisión Nacional de Energía
Atómica. Daniel Cicerone. 9.15
PT118. Interactions of cells with nanomaterials.
Martín Desimone. 9.30
PT127. La Sal desde una Mirada Geológica. José
Ángel Sosa Gómez. 9.30
PT119. Effect of SiO2NPs on blood components.
Romina Mitarotonda. 9.45 hs
PT128. The lack of coordination between the
generation of knowledge and decision making.
Alicia Fernández-Cirelli. 9.45
Ecosystem Services.
Marcelo Rodrigues dos Anjos
PT120. Genotoxic evaluation of titanium dioxide
nanoparticles (NPTiO2) and lead (Pb2+) on a
Neotropical fish species. Taynah Vicari. 10.00 hs
PT129. Fungal bacterial interplays at
biogeochemical interfaces: Microbial logistics for
the management of contaminant biodegradation.
Lukas Wick. 10.00 hs
PT121. Comparative effects of zinc oxide toxicity
in bulk, nanoparticle and nanorods forms to
Daphnia magna and Aliivibrio fischeri. Cristiane
Fuzinatto. 10.15 hs
PT130. Environmental Benefit Analysis as a Risk
Management Tool: Minimizing Impacts,
Maximizing Benefits, and Optimizing
Remediation Resources. Jonathon Weier 10.15 hs
PT122. Effect of size and charge of sílica
nanoparticles on human lice (Pediculus humanus
capitis) (De Geer). Pablo Santo-Orihuela 10.30
TP129. Calculating tourism's carbon footprint of
Spanish coastland hotels. E. Kiliç. 10.30
PT123. Lung O2 metabolism after an acute
exposure to transition metals present in
nanoparticles. Timoteo Marchini. 10.45
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Thursday Afternoon Platform Sessions (13.30-15.30 hs)
ROOM A (Level 1)
Toxicology and omics: Bridging the
gap between gene and whole animal
responses. Christopher J Martyniuk &
ROOM B (Level 2)
ROOM C (Ground floor)
Ecotoxicological Effects of
Conventional and Non-conventional
Petroleum Extraction. Vance Trudeau
Harmful Algal Blooms and
Phycotoxins. Carlos Luquet
PT131. A toxico-genomics and non-lethal
approach to assess the impact of urban water
pollution in wildlife. Ignacio Rodríguez-Jorquera
13.30
PT139. A Model to Predict toxicities of complex
mixtures of Oil Sands Process Water? John Giesy.
13.30
PT141. Abiotic factors and its relation with the stx
production in a mesooligotrophic subtropical lake
dominated by Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii.
Débora Brentano. 13.30
PT132. Hepatic gene expression profiling in
zebrafish (Danio rerio) exposed to the fungicide
chlorothalonil. Anny Garayzar. 13.45
PT140. Linking chemical characteristics of NAs to
the differential effects from exposure on
development in the Western clawed frog (Silurana
tropicalis). Juan Manuel Gutiérrez. 14.00
PT142. Development of a monoclonal ELISA
based on a llama single chain antibody for the
detection of microcystins in water samples. Vania
Macarena Pírez Schirmer. 13.50
Guilherme Toledo e Silva
PT133. In-gel redox proteomics as a tool to
evaluate protein modification and oxidative stress
in bivalves, a new area of study in aquatic
toxicology. Rafael Trevisan. 14.00 hs
PT143. Ensayos de remoción de Microcistina en
agua de proceso. María Carolina González. 14.10
PT134. Metallothionein expression as biomarker
for metal stress in Salmo salar. Gastón Vidal.
14.15 hs
PT144. Study of toxicity of Microcystin and
Becoming Tripartite Collaborators:
Dialogue to Bring Academia, Business, Saxitoxin on Ceriodaphnia dubia before and after
and Government Science Professionals treatment with ultrasound. Vivian Lira. 14: 30 hs
Together. Mary C. Reiley & Tatiana Furley
PT135. Molecular and biochemical response of the
freshwater bivalve Diplodon chilensis to
experimental oxygen depletion. María Soledad
Yusseppone. 14.30 hs
PT147. Chemical Pollution in developing
countries and Multilateral environmental
agreements: an opportunity for tripartite
cooperation. Ricardo Barra. 14:30
PT136. Molecular responses in the hypothalamus PT148. Programas de Monitoreo Ambiental de
of zebrafish following dietary intake of the legacy Playas y Recursos Ícticos llevados a cabo por la
pesticide dieldrin. Christopher Martyniuk. 14.45 hs Comisión Administradora del Río Uruguay. Mariel
Bazallo. 15:15
PT137. Transcriptome characterization of
Nodipecten nodosus by RNA-Seq. Guilherme
Toledo e Silva. 15.00 hs
PT149. SETAC: contribución académica al
modelo triple helicoidal con la industria y el
gobierno para el cuidado Ambiental. Jorge
Herkovits. 15:30
PT138. Bile and plasma metabolic fingerprinting
in the common carp (Cyprinus carpio) exposed to
glyphosate.
Viviana López Aca. 15.15 hs
PT150. Analysis of health environment risks
caused by the abandonment of a wastewater
treatment plant. Sandra Demichelis. 15:45
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cyanobacterial paralytic shellfish toxins. Sabrina
Loise Calado. 14: 50 hs
PT146. Toxins in the cyanobacteria Radiocystis
fernandoi: bioaccumulation and biochemical and
histopathological effects on fis Marisa Fernandes.
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Thursday Poster Presentations
8:00-9:00
11:00-11:30
12:00-13:00
15:30-16:00
17:00-19:00
19:00-19:30
Poster setup
Poster attendance during Cofee Break
Poster attendance during Lunch
Poster attendance during Cofee Break
Poster attendance during Poster Social
Poster take-down
Ecotoxcological effects of conventional and nonconventional petroleum extraction and waste
RP019. Evaluation of the toxicity of the water-soluble oil fraction in the
freshwater crustacean Hyalella curvispina. J. del Brio.
RP020. Induction of carboxylesterase and GST activity in rainbow trout
Oncorhynchus mykiss by water soluble fraction obtained from a natural
petroleum spill. C. Luquet.
Fate and Effects of Nanomaterials
Water management, science and policy: salinization
problems in Argentina as a South American study case
RP001. A scientometric study of nanotoxicology: where we are and where we
must go. J. Monserrat,
RP022. Destruction of toxic waste generated in veterinary practices of
histopathology labs by supercritical oxidation. R. Gonzalez.
RP002. Are manufactured nanomaterials toxic to soil fauna and microbial
communities? T. Natal-da-Luz.
RP003. Ecotoxicity of TiO2 nanoparticles on Prochilodus lineatus: genotoxical,
neurotoxical and hematological effects after acute and chronic exposure. M.
Fernandes.
RP004. Ecotoxicological effects of nanostructured activated carbon on fish
Geophagus brasiliensis: impacts on oxygen consumption and ammonia
excretion. A. Zigiotto.
RP005. Effect of mesoporous silica nanoparticles on SAOS viability and
mesenchymal cells differentiation. M. Desimone.
Toxicology and OMICs: bridging the gap between gene and
whole animal responses
RP023. Antioxidant responses in Mytilus galloprovincialis in Cape Town,
South Africa. C. Sparks.
RP024. Avaliação do papel do antioxidante Ácido Lipóico suplementado via
dieta frente à exposição de cobre no camarão branco Litopenaeus vannamei. R.
Lobato.
RP006. Effect of silica nanoparticles (Si02NPs) on Monocytes/Macrophages
cells. R. Mitarotonda.
RP025. Bottlenose dolphins as environmental sentinels: A review on
contamination and health assessment through the use of molecular biomarkers.
B. Righetti.
RP007. Effects of silver nanoparticles on fish Prochilodus lineatus: Oxidative
stress and metabolic responses. A. Ale.
RP026. Curcumin induces glutathione/glutathione s-transferase couple in
tissues of pacific oysters Crassostrea gigas. N. Danielli.
RP008. In vivo genotoxicity assessment of titanium dioxide nanoparticles
(NpTiO2) and lead (PbII) in Hoplias intermedius (Erythrinidae) after water
exposure. L. Oya Silva.
RP027. Dieldrin exposure affects the expression of dopamine and GABA
receptor subunits in zebrafish (Danio rerio) embryos. K. Sarty.
RP009. Influence of carbon nanotubes (cnt's) in toxicity to algae unicellular:
analysis ultrastructural. S. Irazusta.
RP010. Microtox acute toxicity of nanostructured oxides used as catalysts in
catalytic ozonation. T.G. Grando Rauen.
RP011. One dimensional Cu-doped titania photoanodes for water splitting
application. I.R. Rendón Romero.
RP012. Oxygen metabolism in the cardiorespiratory system after an acute
exposure to Ni-doped nanoparticles. M. Garcés.
RP013. Toxicidade induzida por nanotubos de carbono na linhagem celular HT22. P. Ramos.
Ecosystem Services
RP014. Ecosystem services in urban environments: relations with landscape
structure and landscape design. G. Civeira.
RP015. Pollination and sustainable agriculture: Measuring the influence of beekeeping management on bee health in Chile's Central Valley. M. Doorn.
RP016. Quantification of Nosema sp. spores in honeybees collected in
agricultural system and apiary: could the pesticides be interfering in their
prevalence? J. Assis.
RP017. Sandy rivers across continents: the impact of sediment pollution on
benthic invertebrates and epipelic diatoms assemblages.The Paraná River case
study. E. Eberle.
RP018. Urban trees: contributions to public policy of air decontamination. Case
of Ssantiago, Chile. C. Criollo.
RP028. Effects of benzo(a)pyrene in activity and expression of cyp1a in teleost
Prochilodus lineatus. C. Santos.
RP029. Gene expression analysis in female fathead minnow liver following
sub-chronic exposure to phenanthrene. C.J. Martyniuk.
RP030. Reference gene selection for qRT-PCR analysis in scallops Nodipecten
nodosus. G. Toledo e Silva.
RP031. Role of p2x7 purinergic receptor in the exposure of benzo[a]pyrene in
zebrafis A. Chamelete.
RP032. Study of biochemical markers in tuvira (Gymnotus sp.) exposed to
diuron and its degradation products. M.C. Almeida.
Harmful Algal Blooms and Phycotoxins
RP033. Cyanobacterial blooms in oligotrophic north patagonian lakes of Chile a genomic approac J. Nimptsc
RP034. Effects of a cyanobacteria extract in zebrafish housekeeping genes and
glutathione s-transferases. M. Sopezki.
RP035. Effects of subchronic exposure to microcystin-content in the crude
extract of Radiocystis fernandoi on the Neotropical fish (Hoplias malabaricus).
M.G. Paulino.
RP036. Microcystin toxicity present in the crude extract of cyanobacteria,
Radiocystis fernandoi on liver of Hoplias malabaricus (Trahira). D. Tavares.
RP037. Potentially toxic evaluation of Microcystis aeruginosa
Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii on Ceriodaphnia dubia. V. Lira.
RP038. Quimioprevenção mediada pelo Ácido lipóico frente
induzida por Saxitoxinas na linhagem celular HT-22. P. Ramos.
and
a toxicidade
RP039. Toxic cyanobacterial cells induce oxidative stress in fish under
laboratory conditions. B.K. Dutra.
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Ecotoxicology (effects of pollutants)
RP068. Evidence of arsenic biomagnification in Patagonian freshwater fish and
the potential influence of lipids in arsenic bioaccumulation. J. Montañez.
RP040. A cytotoxical analysis of atrazine and copper in zebrafish cell lines (ZFL). N. Soares Guidony Pereira.
RP069. Genotoxicity of concentrate swine and cattle operation facilities
effluents before and after geotextile filtration. J. Gasulla.
RP041. A model to assess apoptotic induction in zebrafish during embryo
development caused by chemicals in the water. M. Espinosa.
RP070. Gigaspora margarita (Becker & Hall) spore germination in
ecotoxicology assay: ISO/TS 10832:2009 adaption for south Brazil soils. O.
Klauberg-Filho.
RP042. Antimutagenic activity and anti-phytotoxicity of Resveratrol in Allium
cepa. P. Balsamo.
RP043. Application of an environmental impact matrix and PEC/PNEC to
evaluate the aquatic ecotoxicity of cosmetics raw materials. N. de Albuquerque
Vita.
RP044. As/P relationship in Pampean streams: in situ experiments and
periphyton colonizations. M. Rodriguez Castro.
RP045. Azoxystrobin short-time exposure effects on photosynthetic parameters
in Bidens laevis L. D. Perez.
RP047. Biochemical biomarkers in gills of oyster Crassostrea brasiliana
exposed to water potentially contaminated by domestic sewage. D. Nogueira.
RP048. Biochemical effects and multixenobiotic defense systems in Nile tilapia
(O. niloticus) after exposure of Diuron, its metabolites and alkylphenols. A.
Felicio.
RP049. Biochemical responses in digestive gland of oysters Crassostrea
brasiliana exposed in laboratory to water potentially contaminated by sanitary
sewage. R. Trevisan.
RP050. Biomarcadores convencionales y exploración de nuevos parámetros en
Myriophyllum quitense expuesta al fungicida Amistar®. D.S. Garanzini.
RP051. Characterization of genotoxic effects as a tool for water quality
monitoring of small tropical watersheds. Clarice Botta.
RP052. Cytogenetic and molecular evaluations of an industrial effluent in
southern Nigeria on Allium cepa roots. D. Olorunfemi.
RP053. Decoloración y detoxificación del colorante trifenilmetánico verde de
malaquita mediante hongos de pudrición blanca. R.F. Itria.
RP054. Determinação da capacidade antioxidante de diferentes cepas de
Caenorhabdites elegans em três temperaturas de ensaio (22, 27 e 37ºC). J.
Monserrat.
RP071. Gill cells of Mesodesma mactroides exposed to copper and osmotic
shock: cellular defense protects against citotocixity? V. dos Anjos.
RP072. Gill histopathology and micronucleus test in Bryconamericus iheringii
(Boulenger, 1887) captured in two tributaries of the Sinos River basin, Brazil.
T. Dalzochio.
RP073. Immunological and health-state parameters in the Patagonian rockfish
Sebastes oculatus. Their relation to chemical stressors and seasonal changes. M.
Sueiro.
RP074. Incorporación, metabolismo y efectos subletales de BDE-47 en dos
invertebrados estuarinos con diferente posición trófica. M. Diaz-Jaramillo.
RP075. Micronuclei and comet assay in adult Cnesterodon decemmaculatus as
indicators of genotoxic effect in environmental samples. N. Ossana.
RP076. Morphological and histopathological alteration in the mussel
Brachidontes rodriguezii associated to polluted marine coastal areas. F.
Arrighetti.
RP077. Multibiomarkers in fish to evaluate environmental health of a tropical
costal lagoon. F.A. Cariello Delunardo.
RP078. Mutagenic potential of the residues from marble and granite polishing.
J.D. Oliveira David.
RP079. Mutagenic potential of water bodies under the influence of P. taeda
plantations (Coniferae). B.K. Dutra.
RP080. Niocotiana tabacum var. 'Bel W3' (tobacco) as bioindicator of ozone in
the city of Porto Alegre and metropolitan region, RS, Brazil. M. Käffer.
RP081. Physiological responses in C. decemmaculatus exposed to samples from
Reconquista River and cadmium. F.G. Baudou.
RP082. Potencial de Kirchneriella obesa e Ankistrodesmus gracilis como fontes
de alimento para cladóceros utilizados em estudos ecotoxicológicos. A. Rietzler.
RP055. Determinación de aberraciones cromosómicas en especimenes de
Prochilodus lineatus (Pisces) expuestos al herbicida glifosato. N. Jorge.
RP083. The effect of a realistic concentration of commercial clomazone in the
bullfrog tadpoles. C.R. Ronchi de Oliveira.
RP056. Effect of glyphosate acid on periphyton exposed in outdoor
microcosms. A.B. Juarez.
RP084. The impact of clomazone in its free form and associated to
nanoparticles in the bullfrog tadpoles. C.R. Ronchi de Oliveira.
RP057. Effects of glutathione depletion in a marine bivalve. D. Mello.
RP085. Toxic potential of sewage sludge in Xiphophorus maculatus gills. D.L.
Souza.
RP058. Effects of soils contaminated with residues of an abandoned gold mine
in Marayes (San Juan, Argentina) on Lactuca sativa and Eisenia fetida. M.R.
Calabró.
RP059. Elutriate toxicity of soil contaminated with residues from an abandoned
gold mine in Marayes (San Juan, Argentina) on Daphnia magna. A. Lema.
RP086. Toxicidad de acetamiprid y piryproxifen sobre huevos de Chysoperla
externa (Neuroptera: Chysopidae). F. Rimoldi.
RP087. Toxicity and resilience studies in a petri dish: pH modulation by
zebrafish (Danio rerio) embryo. J. Herkovits,
RP060. Embryotoxic effects of phenanthrene and linear alkylbenzenes to
pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas. D. Nogueira.
RP061. Estudos de remediação do sedimento de um reservat. C. Botta.
Environmental Monitoring
RP062. Evaluation of Caesalpinia ferrea pods toxicity through bioassays with
Allium cepa, Eruca sativa and Artemia salina. J.S. Freitas.
RP094. A field survey to assess the occurrence of pollinators in sugarcane
cultures in Brazil. A.M. Pereira.
RP063. Evaluation of DNA damage in Cnesterodon decemmaculatus generated
by pesticide runoff from experimental plots of corn, wheat and soy. G. Poletta.
RP095. Airborne Polychlorinated Biphenyls concentration in the Southern Rio
de la Plata basin: urban sites. M. Astoviza.
RP064. Evaluation of enzyme aldehyde dehydrogenase (ADLH) to access
oxidative stress effects in Astyanax sp exposed to biodiesel B5. D. Garcia.
RP096. Analysis of chrome and lead bioaccumulation in natural populations of
Typha domingensis pers. G. Costa.
RP065. Evaluation of sewage sludge toxic potential, before and after addition of
soil and rice hulls. L.R. Sommaggio.
RP097. Application tests with PLHC-1 in historical study of pollution of urban
lake sediments in southern Brazil. L. Vieira.
RP066. Evaluation of survival, growth and reproduction of Hyalella azteca and
Ceriodaphnia dubia in formulated sediment. R. Fracácio.
RP098. Assessing wettability by a quantitative approach: a proposal for an
indicator of soil physical stability with different ferttilization treatments. J.
Ramírez Flores,
RP067. Evaluation of the genotoxic potential of cadaverine in mammal cells by
the comet assay. R. Hara.
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RP099. Assessment of biomarker parameters in Prochilodus lineatus collected
in Reconquista River and their recovery under controlled conditions. L.C.
Florez.
RP100. Bioaccumulation of metals and liver damages in the estuarine fish
Atherinella brasiliensis from Guaratuba bay (Southern Brazil). G. Santos.
RP101. Biochemical responses to metal contamination in situ in the fiddler crab
Uca rapax (Ocypodidae, brachyura) from differentially polluted areas. P.G.
Choueri.
RP102. Calibrating the uptake of hydrophobic chemicals with ethylene vinyl
acetate (EVA) polymer: A thin-film passive sampler in water. F. Tucca,
RP125. Residues of Environmental Pollutants in Muscle of Commercial Fish of
the "Río Uruguay". P. Carriquiriborde.
RP126. Seasonal and spatial variations of glyphosate residues in surface waters
of El Crespo stream, Buenos Aires province, Argentina. D. Perez.
RP127. Sediment Toxicity Identification Evaluation (TIE - Phases I and II) of
Interstitial Water in Coastal Areas Affected by Domestic Sewage. P.G.
Choueri.
RP128. Technique for soil sampling in wetlands. E.M. Silva.
RP129. Use of Rattus norvegicus as biomonitor of environmental contamination
by lead pollution in the Matanza-Riachuelo river basin, Argentine. M. Tripodi.
RP103. Could the intensive pesticide use be a major factor for bee fauna
reduction in agricultural and preserved areas in Brazil? A. Fidalgo.
RP104. Diseño de un sistema de evaluación biológica de disruptores
endocrinos. Caso: pesticidas en el Lago de Tota (Boyacá, Colombia). A.
Espinosa Ramirez.
RP105. Distribución de plaguicidas en ambientes rurales con conflictos
socioambientales: caso Monte Maíz, Córdoba, Argentina. M. Etchegoyen.
RP106. El zooplancton como bioindicador de contaminación en arroyos de la
provincia de Santa Fe (Argentina). L. Regaldo.
RP107. Elemental composition of the bioindicator Parmotrema austrosinense
transplanted to the city of Malargüe (Mendoza, Argentina). M. Cañas.
RP108. Estrategia experimental para evaluación de riesgo ecotoxicológico en
organismos bioindicadores de la bahía de Concepción, Chile. M. Quiroz Jara.
RP109. Estrogenicidad e intersexo en juveniles de trucha arcoiris
(Oncorhynchus mykiss) expuestas a efluentes de celulosa de Pino/Eucalyptus en
Chile. M. Diaz-Jaramillo.
RP110. Estudios de genotoxicidad en muestras de agua de zonas rurales
mediante el ensayo de Allium cepa. A. Magdaleno.
RP111. Extraction parameters in the toxicity and genotoxicity assessment of
sediment samples from a highly polluted river basin. A. Magdaleno.
RP112. Genotoxic and mutagenic potential of estuarine sediment from three
regions of the coast of Espirito Santo, Brazil. J.D. Oliveira David.
RP113. Genotoxicity assessment using Tradescantia pallida var. purpurea
exposed in the Porto Alegre Metropolitan Region, Southern Brazil. G. Costa.
RP114. Genotoxicity of the Água Boa stream water (Dourados MS, Brazil) in
Astyanax altiparanae. P. Dourado.
RP115. Histopathological evaluation of Oreochromis niloticus gills exposed to
water from the Itapemirim River - Cachoeiro de Itapemirim - ES – Brazil. D.L.
Souza.
RP116. Investigation of Vibrio spp. in environmental samples from natural
brackish water lagoons and shrimp farm ponds in Laguna, Santa Catarina,
Brazil. C. Souza Valente.
RP117. Lecanoric acid and soluble proteins as biomarkers in Parmotrema
austrosinense transplanted to San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina.
M. Cañas.
RP118. Marcadores fisiológicos en especies del género Punctelia en las cuencas
de los arroyos Potreros y Vis-Vis, Andalgalá (Argentina). C. Estrabou.
RP119. Molecular responses in oysters Crassostrea brasiliana exposed to
impacted waters of balneário Camboriú bay, Brazil. E. Dolores.
RP120. Monitoring of pesticides in zones with different type of agricultural
production. D. Marino,
RP121. Passive sampling rates of dissolved contaminants in distilled and river
water. M. Astoviza.
RP122. Preliminary analysis of DDT occurrence in sediments of an Amazon
estuary.
L. Mello,
RP123. Preliminary characterization of wetlands located in the Sinos River, RS,
Brazil. E.M. Silva.
RP124. Presencia de BDE-209 en sedimentos y biota estuarina de la Laguna
Costera Mar Chiquita, Provincia de Buenos Aires. M. Diaz-Jaramillo.
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Author Index
A
Alvarez, V, A, RP117
Abdala, A, TP067
Abdalla, F, PT017, PT020, PT050, PT051,
PT053, PT054, TP020, RP042, TP043, RP083,
RP084,
Abele, D, PT135
Abessa, D,
PT032, PT048, PT111, PT112,
WP018, WP039, RP101
Abrigo, M, WP015
Acha Cordero, D, PT097, WP016
Acosta, W, TP080, RP117
Acuña, J, WP061, TP097
Adamo, I, PT028
Addy Orduna, L, PT005
Agostini, E, TP118, TP123
Agudelo, R, TP121
Aguiar, L, RP078
Aguiar, L, L, RP092
Aguilar, B, PT085
Aguilera, O, TP129
Alanoca, L, WP016
Albañil Sanchez, J, A, TP045, TP046
Albornoz, C, B, PT052, WP010
Ale, A, RP007
Alexandre, D, PT057, WP112
Alix, A, PT059
Almeida, E, RP031, RP032, WP043, RP048,
RP064
Almeida, M, C, RP032
Almeida Neto, J, WP078, TP131, TP135
Alonso, S, TP047
Altamirano, G, PT073
Alvarenga, P, PT014
Alvarenga, A, TP125
Alvarez, S, PT081, PT123, RP012
Alvarez, G, RP005
Alvarez, M, TP094
Alvarez Echazo, I, RP005
Alvedro, A, RP129
Alves, A, V, PT043, RP127
Alves, L, PT065
Alves, G, PT075
Alzate Amariles, E, TP121
Amand De Mendieta, J, PT015
Amarante Jr, O, TP031, TP089
Ambrosio, E, TP034
Amé, M, PT001, PT002, WP008, TP075, TP081
Amouroux, D, WP016
Amsler, M, RP017
Anacleto, T, TP032
Anastas, P, TP127
Andonie, O, PT084
Andrade, L, WP033, WP057
Andrade, S, RP128
Andrade, R, WP078
Andrade Alvear, R, TP126
Andrade Vieira, L, F, RP092
Andre, C, WP056
Andrea, R, PT106
Andreoli, M, F, PT071, PT072
Andrioli, N, WP075
Angelini, V, A, TP118, TP123
Ansoar, Y, PT022, TP058
Antón-Martín, R, PT067
Aparicio, V, RP126
Aquino, R, TP093
Arán, D, TP111
Araneda Gómez, A, D, TP074
Araujo, C, PT047, PT049
Araujo, G, PT112, WP018
Arcagni, M, WP026, RP068
Arias, M, TP078
Arias, A, TP136
Arias, M, TP136
Arias Loaiza, G, E, WP069, WP114
Arine, A, TP026, RP066
Aristizabal, C, WP041
Arnador-Munoz, O, WP069, WP114
Arribére, M, WP026, RP068
Arrighetti, F, TP034, TP063, RP076, WP113,
Arsand, J, WP048
Ascar, L, WP051
Ascer, L, TP014
Assis, J, C, RP016, TP043, TP072
Assis, K, RP079
Astiz, M, TP034
Astort, F, PT082, WP066, WP067, WP071,
WP072
Astoviza, M, RP095, RP121
Audy, O, WP062, TP091, TP092
Aula, P, RP052
Avigliano, L, TP052
Avila, M, WP003
Avila Vazquez, M, RP105
Awruch, C, RP073
Azcarate, P, M, TP049, TP096
Azevedo, A, C, TP071
B
BeRger-Mendonça, M, RP054
Babay, P, TP113, TP114
Bacchetta, C, PT106, RP007
Bach, N, TP051
Baena-Nogueras, R, M, PT067
Bahamonde, P, PT132, RP109
Bai Filho, P, TP006
Dias Bainy, A, C, PT133, PT137, RP025, RP030,
RP047, RP049, RP060, RP119
Baldissarelli, V, RP010
Balen, R, TP119, TP124
Balsamo, P, PT017, PT020, PT050, PT051,
PT053, PT054, RP009, TP020, RP042,
Balsamo, E, WP013
Balthazar-Silva, D, PT028
Baptista, I, PT096, WP081, WP099, WP100,
Barbieri, E, RP004
Barbosa, R, PT007
Barbosa, L, PT028
Barbosa, F, RP082
Barbosa, R, TP071
Barbosa, A, P, WP097
Barbosa Salaroli, A, PT091
Barcelo, D,
PL2, PT124, WP048, RP074,
WP110, RP124
Bargiela, M, RP058, RP059, RP090
Baron, E, RP074, RP124
Barra, R, PT113, PT147, WP030, TP074, TP087,
RP102, RP108, RP109
Barroso Brito, L, WP059
Basso Da Silva, L, RP072
Bastolla, C, PT133, RP047, RP049
Baston Souza, R, PT022
Batalhao, I, WP043
Batista, D, PT026
Batista, B, TP101
Baudou, F, RP081
Bazzalo, M, PT148, RP125
Beach, E, TP127
Beccaria, A, TP109, TP116
Bedmar, F, TP084
Belém, I, S, RP062
Bellini, P, PT048
Beristain-Montiel, E, WP069, WP114
Bermejo-Nogales, A, PT116
Bernalte, E, WP063
Berra, A, PT079, WP064, WP068, WP072,
Berthold, T, PT129
Bertola, G, WP038
Bertrand, L, WP008
Betis, H, PT025
Beverly, B, WP090
Bianchi, M, PT011, TP009, TP059
Bianchi, V, PT008, TP069
Bícego, M, PT111
Bidone, E, PT013, TP008
Bieczynski, F, RP035
Bilos, C, RP095
Biruk, L, N, RP111
Bistoni, M, WP054, WP094
Bjerregaard, P, PT037, TP022
Blasig, J, PT148
Blettler, M, RP017, WP096
Boareto, A, WP011
Boburg, B, TP050
Bocksch, S, RP094
Bohrer-Morel, M, WP037
Bokhari, F, WP074
Bollani, S, RP110
Bona, J, PT080, WP070
Bonansea, R, I, PT001, TP075
Boné, E, TP073
Bonetto, C, TP076, TP077, TP078
Bordin Andriguetti, N, RP072
Bordon, I, WP018
Boscolo, C, RP031
Bosquiazzo, V, PT071
Botha, A, PT039, TP027
Botta, C, M, R, RP051, RP061
Botti, S, RP042
Bouguerra, S, RP002
Boyd, K, PT034
Boyer, P, WP066
Boyle, T, OT1
Brabosa Junior, F, TP101
Bracca, M, PT150
Brandi, R, WP038
Brasil Choueri, R,
PT043, PT102, PT112,
WP037, WP049, RP127
Brdjanovic, D, TP117
Breitenbach, A, RP128
Brena, B, PT142
Brentano, D, PT141
Brito, L, TP048, WP058
Brodeur, J, PT005, PT060, WP115, WP122,
Brooks, B, OT3, WP047, TP103, TP127,
Brugnera, R, TP011
Brugnoli, E, WP001
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Bulus Rossini, G, WP013
Bursztyn Fuentes, A, L, WP006, WP015
Buruaem, L, PT048
Cá•Ceres, L, PT081, PT123, RP012
Cabral, M, WP029, WP095
Calabró, M, R, RP058
Calado, S, L, PT145
Calderón-Delgado, I, PT070
Calvo, D, WP092, WP117
Camargo, L, S, PT057, PT062, RP070, WP111,
WP112
Camargo, R, PT028
Camargo, L, RP009
Cambre, S, PT093
Campagni, C, TP053
Campanella, E, WP042
Campbell, L, WP026, RP068
Campos, A, PT012, PT016, TP005, TP012,
Campos, S, PT112
Campos, M, RP031
Campos Baeta Neves, M, H, PT026
Campos-Pereira, F, D, PT017, PT018, PT019,
PT075, RP067
C
Cañas, M, S, TP080, RP107, RP117,
RP118,
Canavez, A, RP043
Cancino, S, PT084
Cano, S, PT092
Canosa, I, S, TP064, TP066
Canuel, Á, PT025, TP133
Capparelli, M, PT112, RP101
Capparelli, A, WP035
Cappelletti, N, RP095, RP121
Caraballo-Salinas, J, PT089
Caramello, C, RP055
Cardenas, P, RP022
Cardoso, R, WP036
Cariello Delunardo, F, A, PT068, RP077, WP079
Carmo, T, RP003
Carmona, P, PT083
Carneiro, L, RP016, TP043, TP072
Carriquiriborde, P,
PT104, PT106, RP069,
RP125,
Carrizo, D, TP016
Carvalho, M, M,
PT144, RP037, WP077,
WP102, WP104
Carvalho, C, TP002, WP007
Carvalho, C, RP043
Carvalho, J, TP001
Carvalho, C, WP021
Carvalho, M, WP023
Carvalho, M, WP023
Cass, Q, WP032, WP047
Castellano, G, TP071
Castelo-Branco, R, RP033
Castiglia, V, TP113, TP114
Castiglioni, D, WP024
Castilhos, Z, PT013, TP008
Castillo, R, PT046, WP093
Castle, D, PT059
Castro, I, PT023, PT024, TP030, TP032,
Castro, J, PT008, TP069
Castro, F, PT102, WP049
Castro-Vazquez, A, TP029
Catae, A, TP021
Cataldo, D, RP056
Catarino, A, I, PT031, TP015
Cazenave, J, PT106, RP007
Cedeño-Macías, L, A, PT049
Cedrés, F, TP016
Celis, J, PT113, WP030
Cereceda-Balic, F, PT083, WP061, WP063,
TP097,
Cerqueira Lopes, C, PT026
Cesar, A, PT102, PT103, PT105, WP037, WP049
Cesar, R, PT013, TP008
Cestari, M, PT112, PT120, RP003, RP008,
WP044, TP068, TP071, RP100, TP119,
TP124,
Cetrángolo, H, WP006
Chacón, L, TP129
Chagas, C, TP099, RP110
Chalde, T, WP103
Chamelete, A, RP031
Champin, G, WP066
Chandía, C, RP108
Chaves, I, RP013, RP038
Chelinho, S, PT014
Chiang, G, RP109
Chiappero, M, TP088
Chiaradia, P, PT079
Chiodi Boudet, L, WP005
Chipman, J, K, PT066
Chippari Gomes, A, R, PT068, WP079
Chirino, M, PT006, TP044
Choueri, P, RP101, RP127
Christofoletti, C, PT022, RP088
Chua, E, PT027
Cicerone, D, PT126
Civeira, G, RP014
Clarke, B, PT027
Clavijo, A, WP092
Clavijo, A, WP123
Clavijo, A, WP124
Clemente, N, TP007
Clozza, M, WP015
Colombo, J, C, RP095, RP121
Conde, E, PT116
Connolly, M, PT116
Connors, K, WP047
Contardo-Jara, V, WP091
Coradin, T, TP115
Corbisier, T, WP004
Cornelio Ferreira Nocelli, R, TP021, RP103
Cornetet, L, PT117
Coronas, M, V, TP098, TP100
Corráa, T, WP014
Corrales, J, TP103, TP127
Corredor, W, TP023
Correia, M, PT028
Correia, J, PT065
Correia, V, WP036
Cortez, F, PT102, PT103, WP039
Cossi, P, TP050, WP090
Costa, M, PT020, PT050, PT053, PT054, TP020,
WP021, RP083, RP084
Costa, G, RP096, RP113
Costa, J, L, TP095, RP126
Costa, L, PT007
Costa, E, RP003
Costa, P, TP087
Costa, A, WP120
Costantino, L, PT082
Coulson, M, PT059
Coutelle, L, PT012, PT016, TP005, TP012,
Coutinho, R, PT026
Cowie, A, PT136, RP027
Crespo, D, RP058, RP059, RP069, RP090,
Criollo, C, RP018
Cristos, D, WP122
Crowley, E, RP029
Cruz, A, C, PT048, PT111, PT112
Cruz, R, TP131
Cuffe, J, PT059
Curbani, F, RP057
Custódio, J, PT080, WP070
Custódio, M, TP014
D
Da Cuña, R, TP038, WP055
Da Rocha, M, RP114
Da Silva, G, RP062, TP086
Da Silva, B, RP062
Da Silva, L, RP062
Da Silva, R, T, RP062
Da Silva, T, TP071
Da Silva, R, TP086
Da Silva, W, TP086
Da Silva, J, TP101
Daam, M, TP035, WP116
Dafre, A, PT133, RP026, RP057
Dagostim, A, RP008
Daguano Gastaldi, V, PT022, TP058
Dallegrave, A, TP026, WP110
Dalzochio, T, RP072, RP123
Damonte, M, PT060
D'Andrea, M, PT060, WP115
Danielli, N, RP026, RP057
Dantas, I, WP078
Davel Castheloge, V, WP079
David, J, A, D, RP085, RP092, RP115
De Albuquerque Vita, N, RP043
De Almeida E Val, V, M, F, PT068
De Anna, J, RP020, RP021, TP028
De Boer, T, PT058
De Campos, B, G, PT048, WP018
De Campos, B, PT111
De Gyves, J, PT090
De Klerk, A, RP017, WP096
De La Torre, F, RP007, TP033, WP040, TP042,
WP053, RP099
De Lima, D, RP047
De Los Ríos, A, WP015
De Marzi, M, PT119, RP006
De Melo, R, RP062
De Queiroz, P, RP062
De Santana, K, RP062, TP086
Dechiara, M, P, PT064, WP108
Del Brio, J, RP019
Del Fresno, P, WP101
Del Puerto, L, PT142
Delfino Vieira, C, E, PT004, TP036, TP039,
TP040,
Delgado, N, WP035, WP052
Delgado, M, PT063, WP118
Della Costa Pinheiro Pinto, E, TP009, TP059
Delvalls, T, A, PT067, WP056
Demetrio, P, WP013, TP041, TP056, TP057,
TP104, RP120
Demichelis, S, PT150
Denadai, M, WP032, WP047
Denardi, S, TP053
Denslow, N, PT108, PT131
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D'Eramo, J, TP067
Deretti, O, PT080, WP070
Desimone, M, PT118, PT119, PT122, PT123,
TP115, RP005, RP006, RP012
Devitto, G, PT055
Devreese, B, PT058, RP091
Dewez, D, PT025, TP133
Di Fiori, E, RP056
Diarte, A, TP128, TP129, TP130
Dias, F, TP086
Dias De Alkimin, G, PT036, WP105
Diaz, L, PT123, RP012
Diaz-Jaramillo, M, RP074, RP109, RP124
Diorio, L, RP053, TP112, TP113, TP114,
Dioses, R, WP086, WP087
Do Nascimento, A, RP062
Dolagaratz, A, WP005
Dolores, E, PT133, RP047, RP049, RP119,
Dománico, A, RP125
Domingos, M, RP080
Domingues, C, PT020, PT050, PT051, PT053,
PT054, RP016, TP020, TP072
Doorn, M, RP015
Dorelle, L, WP055
Dos Anjos, V, RP071, RP093
Dos Santos Costa, R, PT026
Dourado, P, RP114
Doyle, S, WP089
Droste, A, WP080, RP096, WP098, RP113,
Dugour, A, WP071
Durando, M, PT076
Dutra, B, RP039, RP079
Dybas, P, R, RP060
Eastman, L, PT033
Eberle, E, RP017, WP096
Efstathiou, C, TP091
Egas, C, RP018
Eguren-Iriarte, G, V, TP087
Ehlert, B, RP123
Elisio, M, WP103
Eljarrat, E, RP074, WP110, RP124
Elliff, C, PT028
Elorriaga, Y, PT104, PT106
Encina-Montoya, F, PT110
Espejo, W, PT113, WP030
Espindola, E, PT011, TP009, TP035, TP059,
TP102, WP107, WP116, WP121
Espíndola, L, RP026
Espinosa, M, RP041
Espinosa Ramirez, A, J, RP104
Espinosa-Reyes, G, PT041
Espinoza, C, RP108
Estellano, V, WP060, WP062, TP091
Estevam Alves, M, H, RP062, TP086
Estrabou, C, TP080, RP118
Etchegoyen, M, A, RP105, WP108
Etcheverry, J, RP111
Evelson, P, PT081, PT123, RP012
Ewins, C, TP018
F
Fabrizio De Iorio, A, WP006, RP111
Fadic, X, WP061, WP063, TP097
Fagan, S, RP001
Failace, D, RP039
Fanelli, S, L, TP076, TP077
Fanelli, M, WP003
Fassiano, A, RP089
Faupel, M, PT063
Favaro, D, WP018
Felicio, A, RP048
Fernandes, J, PT146, RP003, RP035, RP036,
Fernandes, B, PT080, WP070
Fernandes, D, PT040
Fernandez, P, PT097
Fernandez, M, PT116
Fernandez, R, TP087
Fernández, M, PT146, RP003, WP021, WP032,
RP006, RP035, RP036
Fernández, V, RP106
Fernández San Juan, R, PT052, WP010
Fernández-Cirelli, A, PT086, PT128, TP111
Fernandez-Cruz, M, L, PT038, PT116
Fernandez-Maestre, R, WP027
Fernandino, G, PT028
Fernandino, J, WP103
Ferraina, A, RP041
Ferrari, L, RP075, RP081
Ferraro, S, PT082, WP066, WP067, WP073,
Ferraz, M, PT043, RP127
Ferraz Curtolo, R, PT075
Ferreira, R, TP070, TP090
Ferreira Araujo, B, PT044
Ferreyroa, G, V, WP009
Ferroni, H, I, TP039
Ficella, M, M, RP081
Fidalgo, A, RP103
Figueira, R, PT091, WP001, WP004, WP012,
TP083
Figueiredo, L, WP116
Figueroa, J, PT046, WP071, WP093
Filgueira, D, RP038
Filho, L, PT057, PT062, WP111, WP112,
Filho, O, K, PT062, WP111
Filho, O, PT057, WP112
Filippetto, J, RP111
Filippini, E, TP080, RP118
Fillmann, G, WP019, TP087
Fioramonti, N, TP109, TP116, TP137
Fischer, K, RP026
Fitzsimmons, P, WP047
Flores Pogliani, M, WP038
Flores Ramirez, R, PT041
Florez, L, WP040, RP099
Focardi, S, WP060
Fogel, M, RP086
Fogliato Santos Lima, M, WP036, WP045
Fonseca, A, L, RP051
Fonseca, M, TP125
Fontanetti, C, PT022, TP058, RP088, WP109,
Fontes, M, K, TP032, WP039
Fortich-Revollo, Á, PT089
Fortunato, M, S, TP106
Fracacio, R, TP026, WP077, WP102
Fracácio, R, PT036, PT144, RP037, RP066,
WP105
Fracácio, R, WP023, WP104
Fraceto, L, RP084
Fraga, A, RP116
Fragoso, E, PT036, WP105
Fragoso, M, TP086
Franco, T, C, R, TP031, TP089
Franco, D, TP101
Franzoni, A, C, TP036
Freire, C, WP011, TP071
Freitas, J, H, E, RP062, TP086
Freitas, J, V, RP051
Freitas De Magalhães, V, PT145
Frias, J, TP017
Friedman, S, WP066
Froehner, S, PT040, WP017, RP097
Fuentealba Poblete, R, E, PT084, PT085
Fullana, P, TP128, TP129
Funes, M, PT083, WP063
Fuzinatto, C, PT121
G
G Vieira, L, TP060
Gagne, F, WP056
Gagneten, A, M,
PT003, WP082, WP088,
WP089, RP106, TP109, TP110, TP116,
TP137,
Galdopórpora, J, TP115
Gallagher, E, TP127
Gallardo, F, TP136
Gallego, A, TP106
Gallego Rios, S, E, PT094
Galluzzi Polesi, P, PT095
Galter, I, N, RP115
Galvan, G, RP008
Gamboa, N, TP087
Gan, J, PT100
Garanzini, D, PT002, RP050
Garayzar, A, PT132
Garcés, M, PT081, PT123, RP012
Garces Mejia, A, C, TP105
Garcia, D, P, RP064
Garcia, C, RP088
Garcia, H, TP117
García Rodríguez, F, WP001
García-Alonso, J, PT044, WP024, TP025
Garcia-Velasco, J, WP076
Garda, H, TP034, TP063
Garnero, P, L, WP094
Garrido-Perez, M, C, PT067
Garriz, A, TP024
Garriz, A, WP101
Gasulla, J, RP069
Gavilan, I, PT092, WP034
Gavilan, A, WP034
Gavilán, J, F, RP108
Gavina, A, RP002
Gebler, L, PT062, WP111
Gehlen, G, RP072, RP096
Gehrke, Á, RP054
Genovese, G, WP055
Geracitano, L, RP001
Gerli, L, WP060, TP091
Gerpe, M, WP005
Gervasio, S, RP106, TP109, TP110, TP116,
Ghelfi, A, WP031, WP044
Giacomassi, W, PT080, WP070
Giani, A, PT146, RP035, RP036
Giareta, E, WP011
Giarratano, E, PT114
Giesy, J, PL1, PT139
Gil, M, PT114
Gilliams, D, TP019
Giordano, A, WP051
Giorgi, A, PT125, RP044
Giraud Billoud, M, TP029
Gnocchi, K, RP077
Goldoni, A, RP072
Goldstein, L, PT028
Gomes, A, RP009
Gomes, A, RP077
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Gómez, C, TP106
Gómez, B, WP117
Gómez Ramos, M, J, PT038
Gonçalves, L, PT075
Gonçalves, R, PT121
Goncalves Athanasio, C, PT066
Gonzales, C, RP017
Gonzalez, M, RP074, TP085, RP124
Gonzalez, P, V, PT138, RP046, TP079
Gonzalez, M, C, PT143
Gonzalez, R, RP022
Gonzalez, J, TP062
Gonzalez, A, J, TP106
González, G, PT142
González, A, WP103
González-Acuña, D, PT113, WP030
González-Durruthy, M, PT117
Gordon, B, PT034
Gorino, N, TP106
Gouveia, T, PT004, TP040
Graciano Santos-Silva, T, WP033, WP057
Graeber, D, PT110
Graf, N, RP002
Graf Junior, A, TP004
Grando Rauen, T, RP010
Granero, A, TP123
Grella, T, PT007
Griboff, J, WP083, WP084
Griffero, L, TP025
Grisolia, A, RP114
Grondona, S, TP085
Grosskopf, D, TP067
Gruber, I, PT080, WP070
Guaje-Ramírez, D, PT035
Guasch, H, RP044
Guedes, T, WP109
Guedron, S, PT097
Guerreño, M, TP037
Guerrero, F, WP061
Guerrero Schimpf, M, L, PT078, WP106
Guiloski, I, PT101, WP011, WP031, WP044,
TP068, RP100
Guimaraes, S, S, PT024
Guimarães, L, PT105
Gurrola-Cuevas, M, WP076
Gusso Choueri, P, PT112, WP018
Gutierrez, M, F, PT003, WP038, WP088, RP106,
TP137
Gutierrez Villagomez, J, M, PT140
H
Hamerski, F, RP096
Hancke, D, RP129
Hara, R, PT017, PT019, RP067
Harguinteguy, C, TP111
Harms, H, PT129
Harner, T, RP102
Hartl, M, PT031
Hausen, M, RP084
Hauser-Davis, R, PT088, WP019
Held, C, PT135
Henostroza, A, WP086, WP087
Henriquez, N, PT042
Henry, T, PT031, TP015
Herbert, L, T, PT008, RP020, RP021, TP050,
Herbert, L, TP028
Heredia, C, PT097
Herkovits, J, PT149, TP067, RP087
Hernandez, J, RP107, RP118
Hernández, F, RP011
Hernández, C, TP136
Hernández, R, WP092
Hernandez-Moreno, D, PT116
Hidalgo-Ruz, V, PT033
Hoffarth, A, PT063
Holbech, H, PT037, TP022
Hooijmans, T, TP117
Hoppe Trevizani, T, WP004
Horacek, M, WP083
Hortellani, M, PT111
Hristozova, M, PT056
Huerta, M, TP055
Hunt, L, TP076, TP077
Hurtado, L, PT069
I
Ilizaliturri Hernández, C, A, PT041
Ingaramo, P, PT078, WP106
Invernizzi, R, RP107
Inzunza, B, RP108
Irazusta, S, PT050, RP009, RP042
Itria, R, WP020, RP053, TP107, TP112, TP113,
TP114
Itria, R, F, TP108, TP122
Iturburu, F, G, WP091
Iummato, M, RP056
Ivanoff, M, WP012
J
Jacinto, J, TP002, WP007
James, N, PT034
Jank, L, WP045, WP048
Jara, S, PT113, WP030
Jaramillo Gallego, M, L, TP121
Jasan, R, C, RP107
Jastrombek, J, M, TP004
Jesus, T, TP002, WP007
Johnson-Restrepo, B, PT074, PT089, WP027,
TP087,
Jorge, L, RP055, TP082
Jorge, M, RP055, TP082
Jorge, N, L, RP055, TP082
Jovanovic, B, TP013
Juarez, A, RP056, RP089
Juncos, R, WP026, RP068
Jurandy Bran Nogueira Cardoso, E, WP014
K
KÁ¤Ffer, M, RP080
Kamjunke, N, PT110
Kane Driscoll, S, TP120
Karaskova, P, PT107
Kasemodel, M, WP002
Kass, L, PT071, PT073, PT076
Kausel, G, PT042, PT134
Kavanagh, T, TP127
Kawakami, S, TP093, RP122
Kehrig, H, PT088, WP019
Kelly, J, RP041
Kidd, K, PT136, RP029
Kilic, E, TP128, TP129, TP130
Kim, B, S, M, PT091, TP083
Kinnberg, K, K, PT037
Klanova, J, PT107, WP062, TP091, TP092,
TP094
Klauberg-Filho, O, RP070
Klingelfus, T, PT120, RP008
Koch, M, L, RP060
Korol, S, TP106
Kosal, J, TP127
Kosinski, S, PT087
Koslowski, L, PT025, TP133
Koslowski, L, A, D, PT080, WP070
Kristofco, L, TP103, TP127
Kristoff, G, PT008, RP020, RP021, TP028,
TP050, WP090
Kronberg, M, WP123, WP124
Kronberg, F, WP092
Kruger, O, RP043
Kruger, A, WP100
Kuitunen, M, TP126
Kukkonen, J, TP126
Kukucka, P, TP094
Kun, Z, PT139
L
Labas, M, WP038
Lameu, C, RP031
Lammel, T, PT116
Landinez, A, RP022
Lansarin, M, WP045
Lanza, W, WP016
Lara-Martin, P, A, PT067
Larramendy, M, TP061, TP065
Larriera, A, PT109
Larsen, K, PT052, WP010
Lavado, R, WP009
Lavarías, S, TP034, TP063, WP113
Lazzaro, X, PT097, WP016
Le Bizec, B, PT065
Leães Pinho, G, PT024
Leão, P, RP033
Leggieri, L, RP020, RP021, TP028
Lei, Y, TP085
Leite, M, PT080, WP070
Lema, A, RP059
Lemos, M, PT058, PT065, RP091
Lemos, A, RP079, TP098
Lensu, A, TP126
Lercari, D, PT044
Levin, L, TP125
Lezon, C, E, WP066
Li, L, PT116
Lieske, I, RP080
Lima, D, RP030
Lima, A, RP031
Lima, J, WP002
Lima, M, WP048
Limberger, G, TP011
Lira, V, PT144, WP023, RP037, WP077, WP102
Lira, V, S, WP104
Lissoni, F, PT050, PT054, TP020
Livotto, P, WP045
Llanos, Y, WP062, TP091
Llanos, P, WP063
Lo Nostro, F, TP038, WP055
Lobato, R, RP024
Loch, D, TP033
Lopes, M, TP001
Lopes, R, WP078
Lopez, A, PT015, TP007
López, G, TP051
López, C, WP065
López Aca, V, PT138, RP046, TP079
López Armengol, M, TP037
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López González, E, TP054, WP075
Lorencini, M, RP043
Loughery, J, RP029
Lozoya, J, P, TP016
Luaces, J, P, PT006, TP044
Luchini, L, C, TP070, TP090
Luchmann, K, H, RP025
Luciana, R, PT003, WP088
Ludwigs, J, WP118
Lueckmann, J, WP118
Lukaszewicz, G, PT002, TP081
Lunardi Neto, A, TP006
Lupi, L, TP084
Luque, E, PT073, PT076, PT078, WP106,
Luquet, C, PT008, PT135, RP020, RP021, TP028,
RP035, TP037, TP050, TP069,
M
Mac Loughlin, C, TP064, TP066
Macaya-Caquilpán, V, PT033
Machado, W, PT048
Machado, K, PT117
Machado, R, RP024
Machado, T, WP045
Macías Mayorga, D, PT046, WP093
Magahães Junior, A, TP101
Magdaleno, A, RP110, RP111
Maglione, G, PT082, WP067
Maglione, G, A, WP072
Magnani, N, PT081, PT123, RP012
Mahnke, L, RP062, TP086
Mainardi, V, RP112
Malanga, G, PT114
Malaspina, O, PT007, PT055, TP021, PTP053,
RP094, RP103
Malchiodi, E, RP006
Mallerman, J, WP020, TP107, TP108, TP122,
Mallmann, G, C, RP070
Mandalunis, P, WP072
Manetti, P, PT015, TP007
Manfredi, L, TP095
Mantovano, J, TP099
Maranduba, H, TP131, TP135
Maranho, L, PT067, PT105, WP056
Marasciulo, A, PT012, PT016, TP005, TP012,
Marcelini, T, RP051
Marchand, P, PT065
Marchese, M, RP017
Marchi, M, R, PT023
Marchini, T, PT081, PT123, RP012
Marcovecchio, J, PT052
Marin, F, PT012, PT016, TP005, TP012,
Marín, J, PT049
Marinho, R, RP016, TP043, TP072
Marinho, C, PT114
Marin-Morales, M, A, PT018, PT019, PT075,
RP065, RP067
Marino, D, PT064, PT138, WP035, RP046,
WP052, WP088, TP095, RP105, WP108,
RP120,
Marino, D, J, G, TP041, TP057, TP075, TP104,
Marnewick, J, RP023
Marques, M, PT133, RP047, RP049, RP116,
RP119
Marques, A, TP071, TP119, TP124
Marques, D, RP039
Marquez, A, TP047
Marreto, R, WP058, WP059
Marrochi, M, N, TP076, TP077
Martin, J, PT139
Martín, A, PT143
Martín-Díaz, M, L, PT067, WP056
Martinelli, M, WP028
Martinez, C, B, R, WP033, TP036, TP039,
WP057, WP095
Martinez, C, PT004, RP003, RP028, TP040,
Martinez, B, WP028
Martinez-Guerrero, J, H, TP010
Martins, M, N, PT021, RP085
Martins, C, TP045, TP046
Martins Junior, A, TP101
Martins Ribeiro, M, RP061, RP082
Martyniuk, C, PT132, PT136, RP027, RP029,
Mascarenhas, E, RP026
Massonetto, M, PT111
Mathias, F, T, PT101
Matias, W, PT025, PT121, TP133
Matias, A, WP088
Matsui, L, A, TP102
Matsumoto, S, T, RP115
Mattos, J, PT133, RP049, RP119
Mattos, J, J, RP047, RP060
Maund, S, PT059
Maus, C, PT059, RP015, RP094
Maza-Anaya, P, PT089
Mazur, W, WP039
Mazzeo, D, RP065
Mbakwa, E, TP003
Mcnamara, J, RP101
Mearns, N, E, PT031
Measures, J, TP015
Mebert, A, PT123, RP012
Medeiros, G, PT080, WP070
Medeiros, L, C, PT068, WP079
Medeiros, S, PT080
Medesani, D, TP064, TP066
Medina, M, TP123
Mejia Saavedra, J, D, J, PT041
Mejia-Grau, K, PT074
Melegari, S, PT121
Meletti, P, C, PT004
Mello, D, F, PT133, RP026, RP057
Mello, L, TP093, RP122
Melnikov, F, TP127
Menchaca, A, PT092
Mendes, G, PT032
Mendes, S, PT065
Mendes, R, RP077
Mendez, M, E, WP088, TP137
Mendez Fernandez, P, PT095, WP097
Mendonça, H, TP086
Mendoza, M, WP086, WP087
Menegazzo, E, RP106, TP137
Menéndez-Helman, R, TP024, WP101
Menezes-Oliveira, V, PT011, TP009, TP059
Menone, M, RP045, WP091, RP126
Menone, M, L, PT002, RP050, TP081
Menzie, C, TP120
Merani, M, PT006, TP044
Mercer, A, PT136, RP029
Mero Del Valle, D, PT046, WP093
Mesquita Brito, N, TP089
Metzdorff, A, WP060, WP062
Meurer, F, TP119, TP124
Meyer, F, PT034
Meyer, S, PT135
Miglioranza, K, TP033, TP038, TP042, RP074,
TP084, TP085, TP087, RP124
Migoya, M, C, RP095
Miguez, D, TP117
Milani, P, RP090
Milesi, M, PT078, WP106
Mills, M, TP127
Miranda, L, TP024, WP101, WP103
Miranda, A, PT027
Miranda, P, PT084
Mirbahai, L, PT066
Miró, C, WP063
Mitarotonda, R, PT119, RP006
Miyabe, M, WP080, WP098
Miyoshi, C, WP012
Molina, F, WP009
Molina, C, WP016
Molina Torres, J, PT140
Moller Jr, O, PT024
Momo, F, WP089
Monetta, P, WP028, RP058, RP059, RP090,
Monferran, M, WP008, WP083, WP094
Monserrat, J, M, RP001, RP013, RP054, RP074,
Monserrat, J, PT117
Monserrat, J, RP034
Monserrat, J, M, RP038
Montagna, C, RP019
Montañez, J, C, WP026, RP068
Montaño, M, PT045
Monte, C, PT048
Monteggia, L, WP036, WP048
Montejano, H, TP088
Montone, R, PT095, TP093, WP097, RP122,
Montoya, J, TP049, TP096
Mora, M, PT099
Morábito, J, WP092
Moraes, J, TP002, WP007
Moraes, G, RP035
Morais, L, PT048, PT111
Morales, J, R, PT084
Morales, A, WP065
Morandi, G, PT139
Mora-Solarte, D, PT070
Moreira, I, PT144, RP037
Moreira, F, PT028
Moreira, L, PT111
Moreira, R, D, F, RP010
Moreira, C, RP033
Moreira Dos Santos, M, PT047, PT049
Moreno, B, PT043, PT103, WP039
Moretton, J, TP099, RP110, RP111
Morrison, P, PT027
Morrone, M, RP095, RP121
Morthorst, J, E, PT037, TP022
Moschini-Carlos, V, RP037
Motta, W, TP132, TP134
Motta, C, TP119
Mouneyrac, C, WP008
Mourinha, C, PT014
Moya, A, WP123, WP124
Moyano, R, G, RP117
Mozeris, G, WP006
Mudry, M, PT006, PT109, TP044
Mugni, H, TP078
Mulder, M, TP091
Munarriz, E, WP092, WP123, WP124
Muniz, C, RP127
Muniz, P, WP001
Munkittrick, K, RP109
Muñoz, D, PT084, PT085
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Muñoz, J, P, WP063
Muñoz Escobar, C, TP126
Muñoz-De-Toro, M, PT076, PT078, WP106
Muñoz-De-Toro, M, PT030
Muñoz-De-Toro, M, PT073
Murillo-Tovar, M, WP076
Murphy, F, TP018
Muschetto, E, RP129
N
Najle, R, PT052, WP010
Nakagawa, L, WP120
Nascimento, A, TP086
Nascimento, C, WP120
Natal Da Luz, T, PT013, PT058, TP008, RP091,
Natal-Da-Luz, T, PT014, RP002
Natale, G, TP051, TP065
Navarro, A, WP035, WP052
Navarro-Martin, L, PT035
Navas, J, M, PT038, PT116
Nichols, J, WP047
Nicholson, A, PT087
Niemeyer, J, C, PT010, PT057, PT062, TP004,
TP006, TP011, WP111, WP112
Nimptsch, J, PT110, RP033
Nobre, C, PT105, WP039
Nocelli, R, PT007, PT055
Nogueira, L, PT144, WP023, RP037, WP077,
WP102, WP104
Nogueira, D, RP047, RP060
Nominato, F, TP053
Novais, S, PT058, PT065, RP091
Nugegoda, D, PT027
Nunes, F, F, PT133, RP047, RP049, RP060,
RP119
Nunes, M, E, PT011, PT061, TP102
Nunes, M, PT065
Nuñez, P, PT033
Nuñez, L, TP099
Nyeck Nyeck, M, PT029
O
Oberholster, P, PT039, RP017, TP027,
WP096,
Ocampo, A, I, RP117
Ochoa, D, TP062
Odendaal, J, TP003, RP023, TP030
Odetti, L, PT064
Ofomata, R, RP052
Ojeda, P, PT148
Okada, E, RP126
Olatunji, O, TP030
Oliveira, T, PT025, PT080, WP070, TP133,
Oliveira, L, RP016, TP043, TP072
Oliveira, G, TP048, WP058, WP059
Oliveira, A, PT028
Oliveira, E, RP009
Oliveira, M, RP028
Oliveira, C, RP043
Oliveira, K, RP114
Oliveira, R, TP021
Oliveira, F, TP135
Oliveira, L, WP095
Oliveira David, J, A, RP078, RP112
Oliveira Ribeiro, C, A, PT112, TP071, RP100
Olivera, Y, TP016
Olivero-Verbel, J, WP027
Olivetti, C, RP005
Olorunfemi, D, RP052
Ondarza, P, TP033, TP042, TP087
Ontiveros, G, WP042
Oporto, C, PT093
Orona, N, PT082, WP067, WP072
Orona, N, S, WP066
Orozco-Medina, M, WP076
Ortega, H, PT109
Oscar, B, PT121
Osorio, S, PT110, RP033
Ossana, N, RP075, RP081
Osses, M, TP097
Othero, B, PT133, RP047, RP049
Othero, B, RP119
Oya Silva, L, F, PT120, RP008
Oyola, G, WP060, WP062
P
Pacheco, M, RP079
Pagano, E, WP092, WP123, WP124
Pagliosa, P, WP085
Pahi-Rosero, A, M, PT035, TP023
Paisio, C, TP118
Paiva, A, WP100
Palacios, M, G, RP073
Palma, P, PT014
Palomo, M, R, WP063
Papini, S, TP090, WP120
Papú, O, RP107
Paredes, C, WP086, WP087
Parks, A, PT087
Pasquoto, T, WP021
Paterson, S, J, PT031
Paulelli, A, C, TP101
Paulino, M, PT146, RP035, RP036
Pauly, G, D, F, PT048
Pautasso, N, RP063
Paz Sticotti, M, TP099
Pedersen, K, L, PT037, TP022
Pedro, C, PT106, PT138, RP046, TP079,
Pegoraro, C, TP088
Peixoto, D, WP080, WP098
Peluso, L, TP041, TP056, TP057, TP104, RP120
Penchaszadeh, P, RP076
Penney, R, RP015
Peñuela, G, A, WP035, WP041, WP052, TP105,
Peñuela, G, TP121
Pereda, M, TP010
Pereira, T, RP031, RP032
Pereira, A, PT139
Pereira, C, RP002
Pereira, R, RP002
Pereira, A, RP094
Pereira, M, TP016
Pereira, B, TP020
Pereira, A, TP047
Pereira, L, TP071
Pereira, T, WP119
Perez, D, PT002, RP045, TP081, RP126,
Pérez, M, R, PT106
Pérez, A, WP090
Perez Espinoza, S, TP126
Pérez Iglesias, J, TP065
Pérez Parada, A, PT142, TP047
Pérez-Albaladejo, E, PT040
Peschel, L, PT080, WP070
Pesenti, E, RP003
Pessoa De Mello, Á, RP047
Petrucio, M, PT141
Petry, C, RP113
Petti, M, WP004
Pflugmacher, S, WP091
Piancini, L, RP008, WP044, TP068, PTP071,
RP100
Piazuelo, M, TP067
Piazza, R, PT137, RP030, RP049
Piazza, C, PT133, RP047, RP049
Piazza, C, E, RP119
Picollo, M, PT122
Pignata, M, L, TP111
Pila, A, TP082
Piloto Duarte, T, RP048
Pinheiro, G, TP089
Pinilla, E, WP063
Pino, N, J, TP105
Pírez Schirmer, V, M, PT142
Piza, C, WP016
Pizarro, H, RP056
Pizzolato, T, TP026, WP036, WP045, WP048,
WP110
Plá, R, R, RP107
Placencia, F, TP097
Point, D, PT097, WP016
Polatto, R, WP120
Poletta, G,
PT064, PT109, TP054, RP063,
WP075
Poliserpi, M, PT060
Poliserpi, M, WP122
Polivanov, H, PT013, TP008
Porfiri, C, TP049, TP096
Porte, C, PT040, RP097
Possignolo, G, RP084
Pozo, K, PT107, WP060, WP062, TP091, TP092,
TP094, RP102
Pozo, K, WP060
Préndez, M, PT084, PT085, RP018
Pribylova, P, TP092, TP094
Procura, H, PT148
Prybilova, P, PT107, WP062, TP091
Puig, R, TP128, TP129, TP130
Pusceddu, F, H, PT043, PT102, PT103, PT105,
WP037, WP049, RP127
Pusceddu, F, WP039
Q
Quagliatto Santos, A, TP060
Quesada-García, A, PT038
Quinn, B, TP018
Quintero, D, TP055
Quiroga, M, PT052, WP010
Quiroz Jara, M, RP108
R
R Borges, L, TP060
Rafael, S, TP007
Raimundo, C, WP033, WP057
Ramirez, A, WP047
Ramírez, V, PT069
Ramirez Botero, C, PT094
Ramírez Chávez, E, PT140
Ramírez Flores, J, C, RP098, TP136
Ramos, J, PT071, PT072, PT078
Ramos, P, RP013, RP038
Ramos, V, RP033
Ramsdorf, W, TP071
Randi, A, PT077
Regaldo, L, RP106, TP109, TP110, TP116,
TP137
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Reiley, M, OT2
Reis, I, PT133, RP049
Reis, I, M, RP119
Renaud, J, M, PT014
Rendina, A, WP006, WP015
Rendón Romero, I, T, RP011
Reno, U, PT003, WP082, WP088, WP089,
RP106, TP109, TP110, TP116, TP137,
Repetti, M, R, RP106, TP110
Resabala-Zambrano, C, TP087
Ressel Simáµes, L, RP072
Retamal, M, WP051
Rey Vázquez, G, WP055
Reynaldi, S, PT098
Rezende, C, PT044, WP024
Ribas, J, PT101, WP031, WP046
Ribeiro, R, PT047, PT049
Ribeiro, E, TP131, TP135
Ribeiro, D, PT105
Ribeiro, A, WP004
Ribeiro Guevara, S, WP026, RP068
Riella, H, PT080, WP070
Riera, N, RP069
Rietzler, A, RP061, RP082
Righetti, B, RP025
Rimoldi, F, TP041, TP056, TP057, RP086,
TP104, RP120
Ríos De Molina, M, PT135, RP056, RP089
Rios Mendoza, L, PT029
Rivas, M, RP015
Rivas, M, RP109
Rivera, A, TP055
Rivera Vera, L, TP126
Rizzi, J, PT040
Rizzo, A, WP026, RP068
Roat, T, TP021
Rocchetta, I, PT135
Rocha, J, TP098, TP100
Rocha, A, WP107, WP121
Rocha, M, PT096
Rocha, J, D, S, TP039
Rodrigues, L, TP048, WP058
Rodrigues, L, RP039
Rodrigues, G, RP072
Rodrigues, A, RP077
Rodrigues, M, A, RP128
Rodrigues, V, WP002
Rodrigues, M, WP011
Rodrigues, L, WP059
Rodrigues, L, WP078
Rodrigues Capítulo, A, TP034, WP113
Rodrigues Da Silva Júnior, F, PT009, PT012,
PT016, TP005, TP011, TP012
Rodrigues De Azevedo, J, WP022
Rodrigues Silva, M, PT061
Rodriguez, E, TP038, TP052, TP064, TP066,
Rodriguez, P, RP015
Rodriguez, S, RP015
Rodriguez, C, TP047
Rodríguez, E, PT049
Rodríguez, M, D, C, WP053
Rodriguez Castro, M, C, RP044
Rodríguez De San Miguel, E, PT090
Rodriguez Jorquera, I, PT108, PT131
Rodríguez-Morales, E, PT090
Roelofs, D, PT058
Roembke, J, RP002
Rogero, J, PT102, PT103, WP049
Rogero, S, PT103
Romão Batista, W, PT026
Romero, A, PT042, PT134
Romero, N, WP082, TP137
Romero, O, TP055
Romero, J, TP082
Romero, M, B, WP005
Ronchi De Oliveira, C, RP083, RP084
Ronco, A, PT104, WP013, WP035, TP041,
TP051, WP052, TP056, TP057, RP086,
TP095, TP104, RP105, RP120
Roqueiro, G, WP028, RP058, RP059, RP090,
Rosa, S, WP022
Rosemberg, J, TP083
Rosemberg Sartoretto, J, PT091
Rosiles, R, PT092
Rossen, A, WP092, WP117
Rossetti, M, F, PT071, PT072
Rossi, L, PT006
Rossi, A, RP007
Rossi, P, RP035
Rossi, L, F, TP044
Rossi, S, TP106
Rossi, A, WP053
Roswag, B, RP093
Rougier, N, PT148
Rudolf, M, WP108
Rudolph, A, WP060, WP062
Ruedas, F, WP063
Ruiz De Arcaute, C, TP061, TP065
S
Sabatini, S, PT135
Sabattini Capella Lopes, R, PT026
Sadañoski, M, TP125
Sadauskas-Henrique, H, PT068
Sakuragui, M, PT146, RP035, RP036
Salamanca, M, RP108
Salatino, S, WP092
Saldiva, P, PL3
Salgado, L, WP022
Salla, R, RP084
Salmanighabeshi, S, WP063
Salvatierra, D, PT049
Salvio, C, PT015, TP007
Sampaio, C, PT028
Sanches, A, L, TP035
Sanches, A, L, WP116
Sánchez Rey, P, WP020, TP107, TP108, TP122,
Sanez, J, WP017
Santâ´Anna, B, TP032
Santana, M, PT028, TP014
Santillan, A, TP033, TP042
Santo-Orihuela, P, PT122
Santos, A, PT102, PT103, WP037, WP049,
RP127
Santos, G, PT112, RP008
Santos, G, S, TP071, RP100
Santos, M, A, TP004, TP006
Santos, C, RP028, TP070
Santos, D, PT102, WP049
Santos, T, WP058, WP059
Santos, M, PT095, WP097
Santos, A, TP001
Santos, L, TP001
Santos, M, TP001
Santos, M, TP001
Santos, T, TP001
Santos, L, G, TP036
Santos, E, WP034
Santos De Souza, M, RP072
Sanzi Cortez, F, PT105, WP037, WP049, RP127,
Saona, G, PT142
Saraceno, M, RP006
Sarkis, J, PT111
Sarty, K, PT136, RP027
Sassal, C, RP063
Scaratti, G, RP010
Scarcia, P, WP040, WP053, RP099
Schamfuß, S, PT129
Scheffczyk, A, RP002
Schicora Gonçalves, H, PT120
Schlenk, D, RP048
Schmitz, M, RP013, RP038
Schneider, M, RP086
Schons, J, RP123
Seabra, C, PT102, PT103, PT105, WP037,
WP039, WP049
Sears, L, PT059
Segalin, J, WP045
Segura, F, TP101
Seixas, T, PT088, WP019
Sepulveda, M, PT084
Serrano, A, WP108
Serrano-Gómez, M, PT070
Severi-Aguiar, G, D, D, PT075
Severo, V, WP080, WP098
Sfara, V, TP073
Sheehan, D, PT133
Shen, L, TP127
Sherry, J, PT101
Shimabukuro, V, TP038
Shimeta, J, PT027
Shortrede, J, WP003
Sígolo, J, WP002
Silva, E, RP123, RP128
Silva, J, PT036, WP105
Silva, I, PT028
Silva, S, PT065
Silva, B, RP042
Silva, S, C, RP051
Silva, J, P, TP026
Silva, S, TP060
Silva, F, TP101
Silva Barni, M, F, TP085
Silva De Assis, H, C, PT101, PT145, WP011,
WP031, WP046, TP068, TP071, RP100
Silva De Assis, H, WP044
Silva Santos, M, V, TP002, WP007
Silva Zacarin, E, C, PT055
Silvarrey, A, TP117
Silva-Zacarin, E, RP016, TP043, TP072
Silveyra, G, TP064, TP066
Simcox, N, TP127
Simmons, D, PT101
Simoes, T, PT058, RP091
Simon, E, RP087
Simoniello, M, F, PT064, RP063, WP108
Sipriano, T, PT050, PT054, TP020
Siri, A, WP113
Siroski, P, PT109, TP054, WP075
Sirtori, C, WP036, WP045
Siva-Zacarin, E, PT017, PT020, PT050, PT051,
PT053, PT054, TP020, RP083, RP084,
Smolders, E, PT093
Snyman, R, RP023, TP030
Soares, C, PT096, WP081, WP085, WP099,
WP100
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Soares, S, PT025, TP133
Soares, H, TP053
Soares Guidony Pereira, N, RP040
Sobral, P, TP017
Sofia, S, RP028
Soloneski, S, TP061, TP065, RP075
Sommaggio, L, RP065
Somoza, G, TP051, WP101, WP103
Sopezki, M, RP034
Sosa Gomez, J, A, PT127
Soto, E, PT029
Sousa, J, P, PT013, PT014, PT058, RP002,
TP008, RP091
Sousa, G, TP032
Souza, N, PT146, RP035, RP036
Souza, C, PT022, TP058, RP088
Souza, M, M, RP040, RP071, RP093
Souza, M, RP016, TP043, TP072
Souza, T, PT021, RP085
Souza, R, TP058, RP088
Souza, D, RP085, RP115
Souza, A, WP039, TP086
Souza, V, PT021
Souza, C, PT055
Souza, G, TP070
Souza, A, TP101
Souza Franco, L, PT075
Souza Valente, C, RP116
Souza-Filho, J, PT028
Sovierzoski, H, PT028
Sparks, C, RP023, WP025, TP030
Steele, W, TP103, TP127
Steinbach, A, PT129
Stoker, C, PT071, PT072
Stolzenbach, F, PT042, PT134
Stremel, T, PT112
Suarez, O, RP129
Sueiro, M, C, RP073
Suuronen, A, TP126
T
Taggart, M, PT034
Takada, H, PT032
Talano, M, TP118
Tan, M, PT027
Taniguchi, S, PT095, TP093, WP097, RP122,
Tapia, R, WP028, RP058, RP059, RP090,
Tasat, D,
PT081, PT082, WP066, WP067,
WP068, WP071, WP072, WP073
Tatone, L, RP121
Tau, J, PT079, WP064, WP068
Tavares, D, PT146, WP032, RP035, RP036,
Teixeira De Mello, F, TP016, TP025
Teodoro-Martinez, D, RP004
Terezan, A, PT146, RP035, RP036
Teso, V, RP076
Tesone, A, WP064, WP068
Theophilo, C, WP004
Thiel, M, PT033
Thompson, H, PT059
Tincani Osório, F, H, TP071
Todone, M, RP006
Toefy, R, WP025, TP030
Tognetti, J, RP045
Toldo Jr, E, WP012
Toledo E Silva, G, PT137, RP030
Tombesi, N, TP092, TP094
Tonello, P, PT144, WP023
Tonon, C, RP078
Toor, G, PT108, PT115, PT131, WP050,
Toppa, R, RP016, TP043, TP072
Torija, A, PT038
Tornello, C, TP099
Toro, B, PT045, PT069
Torrent, F, PT038
Tovar, M, WP101
Trevisan, R, PT133, RP026, RP047, RP049,
RP057, RP119
Trichet, L, TP115
Trindade Costa, D, RP096
Trinelli, M, WP009
Tripodi, M, RP129
Trombert, A, TP109, TP116
Trudeau, V, PL4, PT140
Truter, J, PT039, RP017, TP027, WP096,
Tucca, F, RP102
Turra, A, PT028, TP014, TP032
Tuttolomondo, M, V, TP115
U
V
Ulrich, H, RP031
Utsonomiya, H, WP021
Val, A, L, PT068
Valadares, M, TP048, WP058, WP059
Valdes, S, TP060
Valdés, M, WP054
Valente, T, TP086
Valenzuela, G, PT134
Valenzuela, J, RP033
Valenzuela-Nieto, G, PT042
Van Straalen, N, PT058
Van Wyk, J, PT039, TP027
Vanderlei, M, TP035, WP116
Varayoud, J, PT078, WP106
Vargas, V, RP079, RP080, TP098, TP100,
Vargas, J, TP119, TP124
Vasconcellos, I, TP032
Vasconcelos, V, RP033
Vasconcelos, T, C, RP062
Vasconcelos, A, M, WP116
Vasquez, J, WP051
Vassena, C, PT122
Vaz, C, PT025, PT080, WP070, TP133,
Vazquez, P, TP096
Vázquez Martínez, J, PT140
Vega, M, PT042
Velasco-Santamari, Y, PT035, PT070, TP023
Veloso, V, RP015
Ventura-Lima, J, RP024
Venturini, F, RP035
Venturino, A, PT008, RP019, TP037, TP069,
Vera-Vera, V, PT049
Vergara-Murillo, F, PT089
Vergilio, C, D, S, TP002, WP007
Viana, J, L, TP031
Viant, M, PT066
Vicari, T, PT120, RP008, TP068
Vicente, A, RP054
Vicentini, D, PT121
Vidal, V, PT083, WP061, WP063, TP097,
Vidal, G, PT134
Viégas, F, RP123
Vieira, B, PT011, TP035, WP116
Vieira, A, PT144, RP037
Vieira, L, M, WP017, RP097
Vieira, E, TP070, TP090
Vilches, C, RP044
Villalba, L, TP125
Villalobos-Pietrini, R, WP069, WP114
Villarroel, M, PT038
Voisin, H, TP115
Von Tuempling, W, PT110
Votto, A, P, RP038
Voutchkova-Kostal, A, TP127
W
Wachter, J, PT084
Wania, F, TP085, TP087
Wardrop, P, PT027
Wassner, D, WP015
Watanabe, C, WP077
Weier, J, PT130
Weigandt, C, RP111
Weinstein, F, TP016
Weis, W, WP085
Wendt, N, PT137, RP030
Werhli, A, PT117
Wick, L, PT129
Williams, S, TP103, TP127
Williams, L, PT087
Wiseman, S, PT139
Woelfl, S, PT110, RP033
Wojciechowski, J, PT145
Wuilloud, R, WP003
Wunderlin, D, PT001, PT124, WP054, TP075,
WP083, TP084
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Y
Xavier, F, WP081
Yakisich, J, WP073
Yamamoto, F, RP100
Yañez, K, WP061, TP097
Yang, Y, WP050
Yates, B, TP103
Young, B, WP028, RP058, RP059, RP069,
RP090
Yunes, J, RP034
Yusseppone, M, S, PT135
Z
Zaccagnini, M, WP122
Zacchi, F,
PT133, RP030, RP047,
RP049, RP119
Zampronio, A, WP046
Zanella, G, PT080, WP070
Zanette, J, RP034
Zapata, G, PT079
Zapata, P, TP125
Zigiotto, A, RP004
Zimmerman, J, TP127
Zomisch, M, WP091
Zon, A, TP123
Zúñiga, J, WP063
Zuñiga-Benitez, H, WP041
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