A new sediment contact assay to assess particle-bound pollutants using zebrafish (danio rerio) embryos

By H. Hollert, S. Keiter, N. König, Marcus Rudolf, M. Ulrich, T. Braunbeck. 2004

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Quantitative investigation of the mechanisms of microplastics and nanoplastics toward zebrafish larvae locomotor activity. (2017, methodology): “A breeding stock of zebrafish was held in glass aquaria according to culture conditions previously defined (Peddinghaus et al., 2012; Hollert et al., 2003; Braunbeck et al., 2005) and used for embryo production.”
The versatile, changing, and advancing roles of fish in sediment toxicity assessment—a review (2011, methodology): “One major drawback is that this test phase may under- or overestimate the bioavailability and hence, the toxicity of contaminants present in the intact sediment (Hollert et al. 2003; Davoren et al. 2005), which further supported the contention that pore water corresponded better to bulk sediment tox”
Should the Sediment Quality Triad Become a Tetrad, a Pentad, or Possibly even a Hexad? (2006, methodology): “• The use of biomarkers and mechanism-specific bioassays as additional measures of exposure, including measures of mutagenicity (Brack et al. 2005a, b), genotoxicity (Keiter et al. 2006), teratogenicty ( Hollert et al. 2003 ), Dioxin-like activity (Hollert et al. 2002a), endocrine disrupting activit”