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Cresten B. Mansfeldt

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Combustion Byproducts of Individual Materials Characteristic of the Wildland–Urban Interface (WUI) Display Unique Chemical and Toxicological Profiles That Are Masked in Aggregate Samples

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By Fernando Rosario-Ortiz, Cresten B. Mansfeldt
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Modeling the microbiome of Utah's Great Salt Lake: A regression analysis of key abiotic factors impacting growth of Dunaliella green algae in the GSL's South Arm

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By Catherine G. Fontana, Vanessa Maybruck, Rachel Billings, Cresten B. Mansfeldt
| BioRxiv
Abstract Since the mid-1800s, Utah's Great Salt Lake (GSL) has undergone dramatic changes. Due to the effects of climate change and an increase in agricultural, industrial, and residential water usage to support population growth, the present water level has fallen to about one-fourth of its highest recorded level in 1987.
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Relating Metatranscriptomic Profiles to the Micropollutant Biotransformation Potential of Complex Microbial Communities

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By Stefan Achermann, Cresten B. Mansfeldt, Marcel A. Müller, David Johnson
| American Chemical Society
Biotransformation of chemical contaminants is of importance in various natural and engineered systems. However, in complex microbial communities and with chemical contaminants at low concentrations, our current understanding of biotransformation at the level of enzyme–chemical interactions is limited.
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