Acute Toxicity Assays
SND-ID: 2023-182. Version: 1. DOI: https://doi.org/10.58141/tbr4-nm83
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Creator/Principal investigator(s)
Rehab El Shehawy
- Stockholm University, Department of Environmental Science (ACES)
Research principal
Stockholm University
- Department of Environmental Science
Description
Data of acute toxicity assays of Daphnia magna, clone A, F and Nies, exposed to CrVI at 0 – 4000 µg/L in 10 mL M7 medium according to OECD guidelines. (2004 & 2012. See references in Related resources.)
Variable information:
Start date
Documented date of the experiments
Treatments
GF "Clone A; germ-free Daphnia, made germ-free by extruding eggs and then surface-sterilizing them with 0.01% peracetic acid (Callens et al., 2016). The eggs were allowed to hatch in-vitro under sterile conditions."
A "Clone A; normal phenotype"
F "Clone F; normal phenotype"
Variable information:
Start date
Documented date of the experiments
Treatments
GF "Clone A; germ-free Daphnia, made germ-free by extruding eggs and then surface-sterilizing them with 0.01% peracetic acid (Callens et al., 2016). The eggs were allowed to hatch in-vitro under sterile conditions."
A "Clone A; normal phenotype"
F "Clone F; normal phenotype"
Nies "Nies; normal phenotype"
CR Conventional-raised Daphnia
T "Germ-free Daphnia, transplanted. A mixed gut- microbiome inoculum was used in transplantation unless the clone name is mentioned after the 'T'." Show less..
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Responsible department/unit
Department of Environmental Science
Funding 1
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Funding agency:
Swedish Research council for Sustainable Development (FORMAS)
- Funding agency's reference number: 2018-01010
Funding 2
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Funding agency:
The Swedish Research Council (VR)
- Funding agency's reference number: 2018-05213
Research area
Environmental sciences (Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2011)
Natural sciences (Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2011)
Keywords
Rehab El-Shehawy et al. (2023). Microbiome transplant and host genetic background shape Daphnia tolerance: Implications for ecological and ecotoxicological effect assessment. (Submitted to BMC Microbiome). https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-3248646/v1
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-3248646/v1
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