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    Leaching behavior and ecotoxicological effects of different game shot materials in freshwater

    Leaching behavior and ecotoxicological effects of different game shot materials in freshwater by Fäth, Julian, Feiner, Mona, Beggel, Sebastian, Geist, Jürgen, Göttlein, Axel

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    Miniature circulatory systems: A new exposure system for ecotoxicological effect assessments in riverine organisms

    Miniature circulatory systems: A new exposure system for ecotoxicological effect assessments in riverine organisms by Feiner, Mona, Beggel, Sebastian, Geist, Juergen

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    Increased RO concentrate toxicity following application of antiscalants – Acute toxicity tests with the amphipods Gammarus pulex and Gammarus roeseli

    Increased RO concentrate toxicity following application of antiscalants – Acute toxicity tests with the amphipods Gammarus pulex and Gammarus roeseli by Feiner, Mona, Beggel, Sebastian, Jaeger, Nadine, Geist, Juergen

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    Sublethal effects of the beta‐blocker sotalol at environmentally relevant concentrations on the New Zealand mudsnail Potamopyrgus antipodarum

    Sublethal effects of the beta‐blocker sotalol at environmentally relevant concentrations on the New Zealand mudsnail Potamopyrgus antipodarum by Feiner, Mona, Laforsch, Christian, Letzel, Thomas, Geist, Juergen

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    Malnutrition risk is associated with hypoglycemia among general population admitted to internal medicine units. Results from the MENU study

    Malnutrition risk is associated with hypoglycemia among general population admitted to internal medicine units. Results from the MENU study by Leibovitz, Eyal, Adler, Henriett, Giryes, Sami, Ditch, Meital, Burg, Noa Felner, Boaz, Mona

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