Murk

Mrs. prof. dr. A.J. (Tinka) Murk

                                   
Professor Environmental Toxicology

Some news items contributed to:
 Tros nieuwsshow 4 juli 2009 (radio, Dutch):
 
Relatie cosmetica en mannelijke vruchtbaarheid?
-Gifcontainers; 
ZEMBLA uitzending 2 maart 2009 (TV, Dutch)                                                                           
-Delayed effects of PCBs on fish larvae (
Bionieuws Jan. 2009, in Dutch)                                                                                
 -Interview (
TV, Dutch) Teleac wetenschapscafé Nov. 2008: Wat is giftig?
 -
Interview (written, English) in 'Wageningen Update' June 2008
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Research:
Toxic effects of low levels of (mixtures of) contaminants on the endocrine function and early development of man and wildlife species, marine environmental toxicology.

Focus on food chain related environmental contaminants, development of functional in vitro and in vivo bio-assays, endocrine disruption (thyroid hormone and steroid hormones), early developmental effects, marine organic contaminants. 
 
Associated scientist of Wageningen-IMARES, workfield Environment.  

Telephone nr:

31.(0)317.483233

Email address:

Tinka.Murk@wur.nl

Room nr:

1014

Publications:

See WU Publications database


Registration of inaugural speech (Dutch) 4 September 2008 
Handout (
pdf) of the (English) slides used for the inaugural speech
Booklet (
pdf) containing the (Dutch) text of the inaugural speech (for printed version contact Tinka)  


Current PhD-projects:

Ana Sotoca
Unravelling the mechanism of differential biological responses induced by food-borne xeno- and phyto-estrogenic compounds.

Jaime de Freitas
Development and validation of in vitro bioassays for thyroid hormone receptor mediated endocrine disruption.

Edwin Foekema (Wageningen-IMARES)
Effects of POPs on recruitment success of Sole (Solea solea).

Henrique Anselmo
Development and application of a marine invertebrate bioassay with aqua-cultured heart urchin (Echinocardium cordatum) for assessing the toxic effects of Marine POP mixtures for early life stage development and metamorphosis.

Ewa Skoczyńska (Wageningen-IMARES)
Development and Application of Comprehensive Chemical Analytical Methods in Effect  Directed Analysis.
 
Mauricio Montaño (Gabriel Lippman Institute)
Realistic risk assessment of contaminant mixures in food and sediment

Nynke Evers
The role of ERa and ERb in the risk benefit analysis of mixtures of estrogens: Effect of differential ER-expression on cell proliferation and apoptosis.

+ 2 more PhD-projects 

Finished PhD-projects:

Cor Schipper (Deltares)
Assessment of effects of chemical contaminants in dredged material on marine ecosystems and human health

Elton Zvinavashe

Development of a computational chemistry-based QSAR approach that sets research priorities in toxicity testing of selected groups of EINECS list chemicals.

Marcel ter Veld
Increased risk of breast and testicular cancer due to exposure to diffuse endocrine disrupting contaminants in the food chain during sensitive periods.

Rinus Bogers
Markers for Endocrine disruption in fish

Wiratno
Possible adverse effects of synthetic pesticides applied in Indonesian black pepper plantations compared to that of possible botanical alternatives.

Merijn Schriks
Reproductive and developmental effects of polyhalogenated aromatic hydrocarbons (PHAHs) on amphibians.
Biomarker development and ecologically  relevant effects.

Arno Gutleb
Reproductive and developmental effects of polyhalogenated aromatic hydrocarbons (PHAHs) on amphibians- a mechanistic approach.

Timo Hamers

Toxic potency and effects of diffuse air pollution.

Juliette Legler
Development and application of in vitro and in vivo reporter gene assays for the assessment of (xeno-)estrogenic compounds in the aquatic environment.


Albertinka Murk
Biomarkers for the assessment of exposure and sublethal effects of polyhalogenated aromatic hydrocarbons in wildlife. With special emphasis on the aquatic food chain.

  
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