OHH Principal Investigators Meeting

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CEGLHH Posters
Detecting cyanobacteria in the Great Lakes using satellite imagery Wynne, T.T., et al.
Center of Excellence for Great Lakes and Human Health Outreach Events and Strategies Sonia Joseph
Evaluation of a 3D circulation model to predict bacterial contamination at Great Lakes beaches Beletsky, D. et al.
The impacts of harmful algal blooms on human health in the Great Lakes J. Dyble, et al.
Choosing a bacterial indicator for monitoring beaches: a paired comparison of enterococci and E. coli for assessing recreational public health at seven southern Lake Michigan beaches Whitman, R.
Dispersion of the Grand River Plume into the Coastal Waters of Lake Michigan M. J. McCormick, et al.
HML Posters
Regional Validation of the Tidal Creeks Sentinel Habitat Model through a National Estuarine Research Reserve Partnership (PDF) Guy DiDonato, et al.
Data Management in Support of the OHHI at the NOAA Hollings Marine Laboratory: Integration, Aggregation and Dissemination of Environmental and Human Dimensions data in a Common Framework David White and Danna Dowdy
Predicting Stormwater Impacts: Assessing Change in Tidal Creek Ecosystems (PDF) Anne Blair, et al.
Development and validation of a multiplex Luminex assay for detection and tracking of fecal contamination Chris Johnston, et al.
Use of a competitive internal positive control for reliable qRT-PCR detection of Norovirus Jason Gregory, et al.
Impacts of water quality on the inactivation and elimination of bacterial pathogens in oysters Brett M. Macey, et al.
Physiological responses of oysters exposed to mixtures of copper, cadmium and zinc Brett M. Macey, et al.
Transcript profiles of Eastern oysters, Crassostrea virginica, exposed to metal contaminants Marion Beal, et al.
RNA interference and the regulation of innate immunity in the Pacific white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei Enrique DelaVega, et al.
Location and sex specific transcript profiles of the bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus Annalaura Mancia, et al.
Land use and transcriptional responses of the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica AnnaLaura Mancia, et al.
Transcriptomal responses to bacterin injection in the Eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica Charles Cunningham, et al.
Distribution of Antifouling Biocides in California Marinas (PDF) Yelena Sapozhnikova, et al.
Comparative Toxicity of the Antifoulant Irgarol to Six Estuarine Species (PDF) Peter Key, et al.
Fluoxetine in the Marine Environment: Sheepshead minnow (Cyprinodon variegatus) serotonin activity and locomotor behavior (PDF) Virgina Winder, et al.
Seafood Benefits and Risks: Evaluating the Relationship between Beneficial Fatty Acids and Chemical Contaminants in Commercial and Recreational Seafood Products John W. Leffler, et al.
Seafood Benefits and Risks: Improving the Balance between Beneficial Fatty Acids and Chemical Contaminants in Seafood Products through Advanced Aquaculture Technologies John W. Leffler, et al.
Toxin isolation from Trichodesmium; A Global Environmental Problem Tracey Shock et al.
WCCOHH Posters
Climate Impacts on Puget Sound oceanography and harmful algal blooms Moore, S.K., et al.
Nearshore Development of Toxigenic Pseudo-nitzschia Bloom Adams, N.G., et al.
Fish as Sentinels: Determining environmental factors affecting the 'force of infection': Evaluating the impact of chemicals on the diversity of immunoglobulins Arkoosh, M.R., et al.
Ecosystem Change and Human Health: Including environmental variations in population modeling for determining a more realistic 'force of infection' Loge, F.J., et al.
Effects of Embryonic Exposure to PBDE 47 on the Development of the Zebrafish Colman, J.R., et al.
Use of the zebrafish as a biomedical model (PDF) J. Incardona, et al.
Ensuring seafood safety in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (PDF) Ylitalo, G.M., et al.
Incidence and distribution of Vibrio parahaemolyticus in water and plankton from Washington State shellfish growing areas Paranjpye, R.N., et al.
West Coast Center for Oceans and Human Health: Outreach and Education (PDF) McArthur, D., et al.
External Grant Posters
Methods for recovery and real time quantitative analysis of multiple genotypes of noroviruses from shellfish, plankton and water Gentry, J.
Spatio-temporal interactions of traditional and viral fecal indicators in a lagoonal-estuary Lipp, E.
The Dark Forces Inactivating Viruses in the Coastal Ocean Radway, J.
Ecology and Interactions of a Mixed Vibrio population in Plankton communities Turner, J.
Hydrodynamic model of Lake Michigan coast around Milwaukee. P.N. Shedivy
Pathogen Fate in the Great Lakes Coastal Environment. S.P. Mueller-Spitz
Particale dynamics associated with Pathogen transport in Coastal Lake Michigan. J. Val Klump
Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Fecal Indicator Bacteria and Human Viruses in Shellfish harvesting waters of Coastal Georgia M. L. Griffith
Ecology of Vibrio species in shellfish harvesting waters with respect to seasonal changes and reservoir shifts (PDF) J. W. Turner
Zoonoses in Gulf of Maine Sentinel Marine vertebrates: Vectors or Victims? A. Bogomolni
Mercury Dynamics in the Louisiana Gulf of Mexico: Sediment biogeochemistry, trophic transfers and human exposure. DB Senn
Rodent model of Domoic acid toxin associated degenerative cardiomyopathy. Cheryl A. Cross
Effects of Brevetoxin Exposure on Apoptosis and IL-8 Production SR Leggett
Fish are common Vectors of Brevetoxins in the Gulf of Mexico. Jerome Naar
A study of Pseudo-nitzchia in the Gulf of Maine: Diversity and Toxicity (PDF) Deanna L. Erdner
Predictability of Endemic Cholera; The Role of the Oceans and Disease Dynamics (PDF) Benjamin Cash
Occurrence of the human-specific Bacteroids fecal marker at marine beaches; relationship to waves, tides, and traditional indicators. Alyson E. Santoro
New Satellite data products for the detection of Oregon HABS. Pete Strutton
Comparison of techniques for detection of Brucella sp. in marine mammals. Cara Field
The use of Remote Sensing and Molecular detection to predict the risk of infection by Vibrio Parahaemolyticus. Jay Grimes

Graduate Traineeship Posters
Rodent Model of Domoic Acid Toxin Associated Degenerative Cardiomyopathy Cheryl A. Cross and Tanja S. Zabka

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CEGLHH Posters
Detecting cyanobacteria in the Great Lakes using satellite imagery	Wynne, T.T., et al.
Center of Excellence for Great Lakes and Human Health Outreach Events and Strategies	Sonia Joseph
Evaluation of a 3D circulation model to predict bacterial contamination at Great Lakes beaches	Beletsky, D. et al.
The impacts of harmful algal blooms on human health in the Great Lakes	J. Dyble, et al.
Choosing a bacterial indicator for monitoring beaches: a paired comparison of enterococci and E. coli for assessing recreational public health at seven southern Lake Michigan beaches	Whitman, R.
Dispersion of the Grand River Plume into the Coastal Waters of Lake Michigan	M. J. McCormick, et al.
HML Posters
Regional Validation of the Tidal Creeks Sentinel Habitat Model through a National Estuarine Research Reserve Partnership (PDF)	Guy DiDonato, et al.
Data Management in Support of the OHHI at the NOAA Hollings Marine Laboratory: Integration, Aggregation and Dissemination of Environmental and Human Dimensions data in a Common Framework	David White and Danna Dowdy
Predicting Stormwater Impacts: Assessing Change in Tidal Creek Ecosystems (PDF)	Anne Blair, et al.
Development and validation of a multiplex Luminex assay for detection and tracking of fecal contamination	Chris Johnston, et al.
Use of a competitive internal positive control for reliable qRT-PCR detection of Norovirus	Jason Gregory, et al.
Impacts of water quality on the inactivation and elimination of bacterial pathogens in oysters	Brett M. Macey, et al.
Physiological responses of oysters exposed to mixtures of copper, cadmium and zinc	Brett M. Macey, et al.
Transcript profiles of Eastern oysters, Crassostrea virginica, exposed to metal contaminants	Marion Beal, et al.
RNA interference and the regulation of innate immunity in the Pacific white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei	Enrique DelaVega, et al.
Location and sex specific transcript profiles of the bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus	Annalaura Mancia, et al.
Land use and transcriptional responses of the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica	AnnaLaura Mancia, et al.
Transcriptomal responses to bacterin injection in the Eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica	Charles Cunningham, et al.
Distribution of Antifouling Biocides in California Marinas (PDF)	Yelena Sapozhnikova, et al.
Comparative Toxicity of the Antifoulant Irgarol to Six Estuarine Species (PDF)	Peter Key, et al.
Fluoxetine in the Marine Environment: Sheepshead minnow (Cyprinodon variegatus) serotonin activity and locomotor behavior (PDF)	Virgina Winder, et al.
Seafood Benefits and Risks: Evaluating the Relationship between Beneficial Fatty Acids and Chemical Contaminants in Commercial and Recreational Seafood Products	John W. Leffler, et al.
Seafood Benefits and Risks: Improving the Balance between Beneficial Fatty Acids and Chemical Contaminants in Seafood Products through Advanced Aquaculture Technologies	John W. Leffler, et al.
Toxin isolation from Trichodesmium; A Global Environmental Problem	Tracey Shock et al.
WCCOHH Posters
Climate Impacts on Puget Sound oceanography and harmful algal blooms	Moore, S.K., et al.
Nearshore Development of Toxigenic Pseudo-nitzschia Bloom	Adams, N.G., et al.
Fish as Sentinels: Determining environmental factors affecting the 'force of infection': Evaluating the impact of chemicals on the diversity of immunoglobulins	Arkoosh, M.R., et al.
Ecosystem Change and Human Health: Including environmental variations in population modeling for determining a more realistic 'force of infection'	Loge, F.J., et al.
Effects of Embryonic Exposure to PBDE 47 on the Development of the Zebrafish	Colman, J.R., et al.
Use of the zebrafish as a biomedical model (PDF)	J. Incardona, et al.
Ensuring seafood safety in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (PDF)	Ylitalo, G.M., et al.
Incidence and distribution of Vibrio parahaemolyticus in water and plankton from Washington State shellfish growing areas	Paranjpye, R.N., et al.
West Coast Center for Oceans and Human Health: Outreach and Education (PDF)	McArthur, D., et al.
External Grant Posters
Methods for recovery and real time quantitative analysis of multiple genotypes of noroviruses from shellfish, plankton and water	Gentry, J.
Spatio-temporal interactions of traditional and viral fecal indicators in a lagoonal-estuary	Lipp, E.
The Dark Forces Inactivating Viruses in the Coastal Ocean	Radway, J.
Ecology and Interactions of a Mixed Vibrio population in Plankton communities	Turner, J.
Hydrodynamic model of Lake Michigan coast around Milwaukee.	P.N. Shedivy
Pathogen Fate in the Great Lakes Coastal Environment.	S.P. Mueller-Spitz
Particale dynamics associated with Pathogen transport in Coastal Lake Michigan.	J. Val Klump
Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Fecal Indicator Bacteria and Human Viruses in Shellfish harvesting waters of Coastal Georgia	M. L. Griffith
Ecology of Vibrio species in shellfish harvesting waters with respect to seasonal changes and reservoir shifts (PDF)	J. W. Turner
Zoonoses in Gulf of Maine Sentinel Marine vertebrates: Vectors or Victims?	A. Bogomolni
Mercury Dynamics in the Louisiana Gulf of Mexico: Sediment biogeochemistry, trophic transfers and human exposure.	DB Senn
Rodent model of Domoic acid toxin associated degenerative cardiomyopathy.	Cheryl A. Cross
Effects of Brevetoxin Exposure on Apoptosis and IL-8 Production	SR Leggett
Fish are common Vectors of Brevetoxins in the Gulf of Mexico.	Jerome Naar
A study of Pseudo-nitzchia in the Gulf of Maine: Diversity and Toxicity (PDF)	Deanna L. Erdner
Predictability of Endemic Cholera; The Role of the Oceans and Disease Dynamics (PDF)	Benjamin Cash
Occurrence of the human-specific Bacteroids fecal marker at marine beaches; relationship to waves, tides, and traditional indicators.	Alyson E. Santoro
New Satellite data products for the detection of Oregon HABS.	Pete Strutton
Comparison of techniques for detection of Brucella sp. in marine mammals.	Cara Field
The use of Remote Sensing and Molecular detection to predict the risk of infection by Vibrio Parahaemolyticus.	Jay Grimes
Graduate Traineeship Posters
Rodent Model of Domoic Acid Toxin Associated Degenerative Cardiomyopathy	Cheryl A. Cross and Tanja S. Zabka

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