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Chu-Ching Lin, Nathan Yee and Tamar Barkay. (2012) Microbial transformations in the mercury cycle. In: Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology of Mercury (Guangliang Liu, Yong Cai and Nelson O’Driscoll), John Wiley and Sons, pp. 155-191.
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Doyun Shin, Hee Sun Moon, Chu-Ching Lin, Tamar Barkay and Kyoungphile Nam. (2011) Use of reporter-gene based bacteria to quantify phenanthrene biodegradation and toxicity in soil. Environmental Pollution 159: 509-514.
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Sarah E. Rothenberg, Matthew E. Kirby, Broxton W. Bird, Margie B. DeRose, Chu-Ching Lin, Xinbin Feng, Richard F. Ambrose and Jennifer A. Jay. (2010) The impact of over 100 years of wildfires on mercury levels and accumulation rates in two lakes in southern California, USA. Environmental Earth Sciences 60: 993-1005.
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Kathryn B. Mika, Greg Imamura, Crystal Chang, Victoria Conway, Genevieve Fernandez, John F. Griffith, Rita A. Kampalath, Christine M. Lee, Chu-Ching Lin, Raylene Moreno, Shawn Thompson, Richard L. Whitman and Jeffiner A. Jay. (2009) Pilot- and bench-scale testing of faecal indicator bacteria survival in marine beach sand near point sources. Journal of Applied Microbiology 107: 72-84.
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Chu-Ching Lin and Jennifer A. Jay. (2007) Mercury methylation by planktonic and biofilm cultures of Desulfovibrio desulfuricans. Environmental Science & Technology 41: 6691-6697.
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Christine M. Lee, Tiffany Y. Lin, Chu-Ching Lin, GoleNaz A. Kohbodi, Anita Bhatt, Robin Lee and Jennifer A. Jay. (2006) Persistence of fecal indicator bacteria in Santa Monica Bay beach sediments. Water Research 40: 2593-2602.
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Isaac Najera, Chu-Ching Lin, GoleNaz A. Kohbodi and Jennifer A. Jay. (2005) Effect of chemical speciation on toxicity of mercury to Escherichia coli biofilms and planktonic cells. Environmental Science & Technology 39: 3116-3120.