Environmental biochemistry

Tamaki S, WT Erankenberger (1992) Environmental biochemistry of arsenic. Rev Environ Contam Toxicol 124 79-110. 

Dr. Josef Seifert, Professor of Environmental Biochemistry, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii. 

Define and distinguish the differences between environmental chemistry, environmental biochemistry, and toxicological chemistry. 

Biochemical processes not only are profoundly influenced by chemical species in the environment, but they largely determine the nature of these species, their degradation, and even their syntheses, particularly in the aquatic and soil environments. The study of such phenomena forms the basis of environmental biochemistry.1... 

Ehrlich, H.L., 1976. Manganese as an energy source for bacteria. In J.O. Nriagu (Editor), Environmental Biochemistry. Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Ann Arbor, MI, pp. 633— 644. 

Schnitzer, M. (1976). The chemistry of humic substances. In Environmental Biochemistry,... 

Andreae, M. O., W. R. Barnard, and J. M. Ammons (1983). The biological production of dimethyl sulfide in the ocean and its role in the global atmospheric sulfur budget. In Environmental Biochemistry , (R. Hallberg, ed.), Ecol Bull. (Stockholm) 35, 167-177. 

Human exposure to toxic and hazardous substances in water, air and soil (Environmental biochemistry and toxicology)... 

Markandey, D. K., and N. Rajvaida, Environmental Biochemistry, APH Pubhshing, New Delhi, 2005. 

Environmental Biochemistry A Novel Antioxidant Derived from Seaweed. Site of the AIMS (Australian Institute of Marine Science) describing properties of shinorin. http //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pheromone Pheromone. 

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