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Waterborne versus Dietary Zinc Accumulation and Toxicity in Daphnia magna: a Synchrotron Radiation Based X-ray Fluorescence Imaging Approach by Evens, R, De Schamphelaere, K. A. C, De Samber, B, Silversmit, G, Schoonjans, T, Vekemans, B, Balcaen, L, Vanhaecke, F, Szaloki, I, Rickers, K, Falkenberg, G, Vincze, L, Janssen, C. R

“…Recent studies have suggested that exposure of the freshwater invertebrate Daphnia magna to dietary Zn may selectively affect reproduction without an…”
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Three-dimensional elemental imaging by means of synchrotron radiation micro-XRF: developments and applications in environmental chemistry by De Samber, B, Silversmit, G, Evens, R, De Schamphelaere, K, Janssen, C, Masschaele, B, Van Hoorebeke, L, Balcaen, L, Vanhaecke, F, Falkenberg, G, Vincze, L

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Trace element landscape of resting and activated human neutrophils on the sub-micrometer level by Niemiec, M J, De Samber, B, Garrevoet, J, Vergucht, E, Vekemans, B, De Rycke, R, Björn, E, Sandblad, L, Wellenreuther, G, Falkenberg, G, Cloetens, P, Vincze, L, Urban, C F

“…Every infection is a battle for trace elements. Neutrophils migrate first to the infection site and accumulate quickly to high numbers. They fight pathogens by…”
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Hard X-ray nanoprobe investigations of the subtissue metal distributions within Daphnia magna by De Samber, B., De Schamphelaere, K. A. C., Janssen, C. R., Vekemans, B., De Rycke, R., Martinez-Criado, G., Tucoulou, R., Cloetens, P., Vincze, L.

“…The unique potential of nanoscale elemental imaging of major/minor and trace-level elemental distributions within thin biological tissue sections of the…”
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Trace element landscape of resting and activated human neutrophils on the sub-micrometer levelElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available. See DOI: 10.1039/c4mt00346b by Niemiec, M. J, De Samber, B, Garrevoet, J, Vergucht, E, Vekemans, B, De Rycke, R, Björn, E, Sandblad, L, Wellenreuther, G, Falkenberg, G, Cloetens, P, Vincze, L, Urban, C. F

“…Every infection is a battle for trace elements. Neutrophils migrate first to the infection site and accumulate quickly to high numbers. They fight pathogens by…”
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