Bioaccumulation of persistent organic chemicals¶
Mackay, D., & Fraser, A. (2000). Bioaccumulation of persistent organic chemicals: mechanisms and models. Environmental Pollution, 7491(00), 375-391.
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- Bioaccumulation
- At an abstract level, bioaccumulation is an instance of the broader principle — synthesized in the comprehensive bioaccumulation review by Mackay and Fraser (2000) — that systems with slow elimination or high storage capacity integrate inputs over time, and that cascading stages (trophic levels, organ systems) can amplify perturbations.
This sourceSynthetic review developing kinetic/fugacity models showing how slow elimination and high storage drive cumulative integration of exposure
- At an abstract level, bioaccumulation is an instance of the broader principle — synthesized in the comprehensive bioaccumulation review by Mackay and Fraser (2000) — that systems with slow elimination or high storage capacity integrate inputs over time, and that cascading stages (trophic levels, organ systems) can amplify perturbations.
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