Estrogen receptor mediated activity in bankside groundwater, with flood suspended particulate matter and floodplain soil – An approach combining tracer substance, bioassay and target analysis - Wölz, J.; Grosshans, K.; Streck, G.; Schulze, T.; Rastall, A.; Erdinger, L.; Brack, W.; Fleig, M.; Kühlers, D.; Braunbeck, T.; Hollert, H. (Chemosphere (Oxford), 2011)
Keywords: alluvial soils; Analgesics, Non-Narcotic; Analgesics, Non-Narcotic - analysis; analysis; Applied sciences; aquifers; Bankside groundwater; bioassays; Carbamazepine; Carbamazepine - analysis; chemistry; Drinking water; Environmental Monitoring; Environmental Monitoring - methods; Estrogenic activity; estrogenic properties; Estrogens; Estrogens - analysis; European Union; Exact sciences and technology; Flood event; Floodplain soil; Floods; Focusing; Germany; Groundwater; Groundwater - analysis; groundwater contamination; Infiltration; labeling techniques; methods; Particulate Matter; Particulate Matter - analysis; particulates; Pollution; receptors; river water; Rivers; Rivers - chemistry; Soil; Soil (material); Soil - analysis; Suspended particulate matter; Water Pollutants, Chemical; Water Pollutants, Chemical - analysis; water quality; Europe; Germany; European Union; Europe, Rhine R; SPM; Bankside groundwater; E-EQ; Suspended particulate matter; YES assay; Floodplain soil; CBZ; chem-TEQ; Flood event; SEQ; Carbamazepine; Estrogenic activity; Ethinylestradiol; Drinking water; Yeast; Environmental policy; Pollution control; Estrogen; HPLC chromatography; Aquifers; Flood; Water well; Stream; Water resources; Organic compounds; Ground water; Water infiltration; Bioassay; Endocrine disruptor; Biological activity; Suspended particle; Flood plain; European Union; European directive; Mass spectrometry MS/MS; Surface water; Water quality; Water pollution; Sex steroid hormone; Tracers