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Xu-Nuo Wang

Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences

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Bioavailability and health risk assessment of Zn and Cd in edible tissues of two typical shellfish species using in vitro gastrointestinal digestion

FOOD RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL

IF8

2023-11-012

OAAI

Rare earth elements in sediments from a representative Chinese mariculture bay: Characterization, DGT-based bioaccessibility, and probabilistic ecological risk

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

IF7.3

2023-10-019

PRE

Bioenrichment preference and human risk assessment of arsenic and metals in wild marine organisms from Dapeng (Mirs) Bay, South China Sea

MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN

IF4.9

2023-09-017

PRE

Metal Biological Enrichment Capacities, Distribution Patterns, and Health Risk Implications in Sea Bass (Lateolabrax japonicus)

鲈鱼 (Lateolabrax japonicus) 的金属生物富集能力，分布模式和健康风险影响

BIOLOGICAL TRACE ELEMENT RESEARCH

IF3.6

2022-04-305

PRE

Rare earth elements in different trophic level marine wild fish species

不同营养级海洋野生鱼类中的稀土元素

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

IF7.3

2022-01-0140

PRE

Multielemental Determination of Rare Earth Elements in Seawater by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) After Matrix Separation and Pre-concentration With Crab Shell Particles

FRONTIERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

IF3.7

2021-11-225

OA

Fingerprint characteristics and health risks of trace metals in market fish species from a large aquaculture producer in a typical arid province in Northwestern China

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION

IF7.1

2020-08-014

OAAI

Biological risk assessment of heavy metals in sediments and health risk assessment in bivalve mollusks from Kaozhouyang Bay, South China

华南高洲洋湾沉积物重金属生物风险评价及双壳类软体动物健康风险评价

MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN

IF4.9

2018-08-0149

PREAI

Fuzzy comprehensive assessment of heavy metals and Pb isotopic signature in surface sediments from a bay under serious anthropogenic influences: Daya Bay, China

ECOTOXICOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY

IF6.1

2016-04-0142

PREAI

Speciation and risk of heavy metals in sediments and human health implications of heavy metals in edible nekton in Beibu Gulf, China: A case study of Qinzhou Bay

MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN

IF4.9

2015-12-0193

PREAI