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Links to deliverables and publications from FP7 projects, as well as links to some specific result types such as dataset and software, are dynamically retrieved from OpenAIRE .
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A trimaran unmanned surface surveying vehicle providing power, sampling capacity and data transmission, which can be equipped with a variety of sensors. This provides the user with greater flexibility for surveying and collecting certain type of samples at lower cost.Result type
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A robust device to sample water from marine or freshwater environments and providing filtering at 10 microns.Result type
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The technical service will include the quantitative analysis of marine toxins in seawater, mollusc and fish by means of high resolution mass spectrometry tools.Result type
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A nano-immuno biosensor for (pseudo) real-time detection, analysis and monitoring of specific contaminants. The method can be applied as a testing platform for biofunctionalisation or development of new bioassays. New contaminants can be targeted by development of new biomolecules.Result type
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Autonomous Surface Vehicle (ASV) navigation system for the ASV. The system could be easily adjusted for wide range of other vehicles with similar performances.Result type
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An early warning system for the detection of pesticides in water based on the photosystem II fluorescence of marine algae. This complete instrument would offer both the algae, the fluidics to expose the algae to the samples and the fluorescence readout.Result type
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Micro devices that can grow bacteria continuously and permit multiple consecutive measurements. These are very hard to produce devices, and other groups may be interested purchasing them or profiting from detailed instructions.Result type
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A microfluidic bioreporter chip for the detection of different toxic substances in sea water.Result type
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A scientific paper which contributes to knowledge about the role of bacteria in hydro-carbon degradation, better understanding of which can contribute to improved technologies for clean-up in oil contaminated marine regions. This particular knowledge focuses on the production of an extracellular siderophore in iron limitation condition maintaining the hydrocarbon-degradation efficiency. The BRAAVOO (biosenors for real time monitoring of marine contaminants) project has published a research paper on the production of siderophores (soluble iron binding agents) by Alcanivorax borkumensis in oil-enriched seawater samples. These siderophores are produced by microorganisms to allow them to scavenge soluble iron from the marine system, to support their own living processes, such as respiration and DNA synthesis. These siderophores can therefore assist in the degradation of hydrocarbons, as they draw on the iron resource, in an otherwise iron-limited environment. This scientific paper contributes to knowledge about the role of bacteria in hydrocarbon degradation and provides a better understanding which can contribute to improved technologies for clean-up in oil contaminated marine regions.Result type
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.margen.2014.07.004References
Denaro, R., Crisafi, F., Russo, D. et al. (2014) Alcanivorax borkumensis produces an extracellular sideophone in iron-limitation condition maintaining the hydrocarbon-degradation efficiency. Marine Genomics, 17, 43-52.Result description
A coherent set of Escherichia coli-based bioreporter strains was selected and partially re-engineered with detection specificities for oil-pollutants such as polycyclic and mono-aromatic hydrocarbons and alkanes, heavy metals, herbicides, algal toxins, antibiotics and general toxicity.Result type
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Tecon, R., Beggah, S., Czechowska, K., Sentchilo, V., Chronopoulou, P.M., McGenity, T.J. and J. R. van der Meer (2010) Development of a multistrain bacterial bioreporter platform for the monitoring of hydrocarbon contaminants in marine environments. Environ. Sci. Technol., 144, 1049-1055.Result description
The BRAAVOO (biosenors for real time monitoring of marine contaminants) project has published a research paper on the production of siderophores (soluble iron binding agents) in oil-enriched seawater samples collected at different depth. These siderophores are produced by microorganisms to allow them to scavenge soluble iron from the marine system, to support their own living processes, such as respiration and DNA synthesis. These siderophores can therefore assist in the degradation of hydrocarbons, as they draw on the iron resource, in an otherwise iron-limited environment. This scientific paper contributes to knowledge about the role of bacteria in hydrocarbon degradation and provides a better understanding which can contribute to improved technologies for clean-up in oil contaminated marine regions.Result type
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http://www.openscienceonline.com/journal/archive2?journalId=708&paperId=1999References
Crisafi, F., Russo, D., Mangano, S., Pellicorio, C., Santisi, S., Yakimov, M. and R. Denaro (2015) Production of siderophores in oil enriched seawater samples collected at different depths. Int. J. of Microbilogy and Application, 2(3), 56-64.Result description
Multicavity strips with freeze-dried bioreporter bacterial strains for environmental monitoring.Result type
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This is a hosting platform for the sensors and biosensors developed in the project BRAAVOO (biosenors for real time monitoring of marine contaminants). The platform was developed for the BRAAVOO project but can accomodate any range of sensors. The platform provides power for the sensors, sampling capacity and data transmission. Suitable both for marine and freshwater environments, it is anchored with heavy-weight cables.Result type
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