Publications by authors named "Tina Elfwing"

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Increasing nitrogen limitation in the Bothnian Sea, potentially caused by inflow of phosphate-rich water from the Baltic Proper.
Carl Rolff, Tina Elfwing

Ambio· November 2015

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Genetic diversity in Monoporeia affinis at polluted and reference sites of the Baltic Bothnian Bay.
Peter Guban, Lovisa Wennerström, Tina Elfwing, Brita Sundelin, Linda Laikre

Mar Pollut Bull· April 2015

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Single and combined effects of hypoxia and contaminated sediments on the amphipod Monoporeia affinis in laboratory toxicity bioassays based on multiple biomarkers.
Elena Gorokhova, Marie Löf, Halldór Pálmar Halldórsson, Ulla Tjärnlund, Magnus Lindström, Tina Elfwing

Aquat Toxicol· August 2010

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Regional differences in mRNA responses in blue mussels within the Baltic proper.
Karl Lilja, Andreas Prevodnik, Johanna Gardeström, Tina Elfwing, Michael Tedengren

Comp Biochem Physiol C Toxicol Pharmacol· August 2008

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Evidence of population genetic effects of long-term exposure to contaminated sediments-a multi-endpoint study with copepods.
Johanna Gardeström, Ulrika Dahl, Ola Kotsalainen, Anders Maxson, Tina Elfwing

Aquat Toxicol· February 2008

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Oxidative stress in response to xenobiotics in the blue mussel Mytilus edulis L.: evidence for variation along a natural salinity gradient of the Baltic Sea.
Andreas Prevodnik, Johanna Gardeström, Karl Lilja, Tina Elfwing, Brian McDonagh

Aquat Toxicol· April 2007

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Physiological responses to copper in giant clams: a comparison of two methods in revealing effects on photosynthesis in zooxanthellae.
Tina Elfwing, Eva Blidberg, Michael Tedengren

Mar Environ Res· August 2002

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