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Molecular Approaches to Early Detection and Detoxification of Red Tides
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| Reference Type | Reference Title | Journal | Author | Citation | Progress Report Year | Document Sources |
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| Abstract | Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. | None | Barreto JC, Dubetz TA, Brown DW, Barreto PD, Coates CM, Cobb A | Barreto JC, Dubetz TA, Brown DW, Barreto PD, Coates CM, Cobb A. Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. The CUR Quarterly: a journal, February 2008 (abstract). |
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| Article/Press Release | Research highlights for William Caldwell | None | Barreto JC, Barreto PD, Caldwell W, Coates CM, Alberte RS | Barreto JC, Barreto PD, Caldwell W, Coates CM, Alberte RS. Research highlights for William Caldwell. The CUR Quarterly: a Journal, February 2008. |
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| Journal Article | Determining the enthalpy, free energy, and entropy for the solubility of salicylic acid with the Van’t Hoff Equation: a spectrophotometric determination of Keq | None | Barreto JC , Dubetz T, Brown DW, Barreto PD, Coates CM, Cobb A | Barreto JC , Dubetz TA, Brown DW, Barreto PD, Coates CM, Cobb A. Determining the enthalpy, free energy, and entropy for the solubility of salicylic acid with the Van’t Hoff Equation: a spectrophotometric determination of Keq. The Chemical Educator 2007;12(1):18-21. |
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| Journal Article | Terephthalic acid: a dosimeter for the delection of hydroxyl radicals in vitro. | LIFE SCIENCES | Barreto, JC, GS Smith, NH Strobel, PA McQuillin and TA Miller | Barreto, JC, GS Smith, NH Strobel, PA McQuillin and TA Miller. Terephthalic acid: a dosimeter for the delection of hydroxyl radicals in vitro. Life Sciences 1995. 56(4):PL89-PL96. |
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| Journal Article | Beta-carotene protects sudan (IV) from photocatalytic degradation in a micellar model system: insights into the antioxidant properties of the "golden" Staphylococcus aureus. | WORLD JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY | Coates CM, Caldwell W, Alberte RS, Barreto PD, Barreto JC | Coates CM, Caldwell W, Alberte RS, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. Beta-carotene protects sudan IV from photocatalytic degradation in a micellar model system:insights into the antioxidant properties of the "golden" Staphylococcus aureus. World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology 2007;23(9):1305-1310. |
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| Patent/Patent Application | A novel methodology for depositing a photocatalytic coating on titanium foil: compositions useful in purifying air and water | None | Barreto JC | Barreto JC. A novel methodology for depositing a photocatalytic coating on titanium foil: compositions useful in purifying air and water. Provisional patent filed, 2008. |
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| Patent/Patent Application | Alkaline, liquid germicide formulations for disinfection. | None | Barreto JC | Barreto JC. Alkaline, liquid germicide formulations for disinfection. Provisional Patent filed by Florida Gulf Coast University, 2010. |
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| Presentation | Brown, J. | None | American Chemical Society annual meeting in San Francisco,CA O | Brown O, Strnad J, Barreto P, Barreto J. Model Protein Adsorption and 'Cleaning' of a Destructive, Photocatalytic, Titanium Oxide Surface. Poster presented at the American Chemical Society Annual Meeting, San Francisco,CA, 2010. |
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| Presentation | Photocatalysis of a series of compounds | None | Ansary R, Dubetz T, Barreto J | Ansary R, Dubetz T, Barreto J. Photocatalysis of a series of compounds. Poster presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University Research Day, Fort Myers, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Using Raman spectroscopy to determine the efficacy of UV-induced photocatalytic destruction of 2-aminopyridine | None | Ascol RJ, Barreto PD, Barreto JC | Ascol RJ, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. Using Raman spectroscopy to determine the efficacy of UV-induced photocatalytic destruction of 2-aminopyridine. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME) Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 13-15, 2010. |
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| Presentation | Monitoring the photocatalytic destruction of cyclic biological toxins using HPLC-UV. | None | Ascol R, Dubetz T, Barreto J | Ascol R, Dubetz T, Barreto J. Monitoring the photocatalytic destruction of cyclic biological toxins using HPLC-UV. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME) Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | A photocatalytic coating deposited on a titanium surface may be useful for sanitizing water used in aquaculture. | None | Barreto JC, Coates CM, Isern S, Volety A, Encomio V, Weissbach A, Barreto PD, Huitema K, Ali JS | Barreto JC, Coates CM, Isern S, Volety A, Encomio V, Weissbach A, Barreto PD, Huitema K, Ali JS. A photocatalytic coating deposited on a titanium surface may be useful for sanitizing water used in aquaculture. Presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University Research Day, April 20, 2007. |
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| Presentation | Green biocides and decontaminating technologies. | None | Barreto JC | Barreto JC. Green biocides and decontaminating technologies. Presented to the Departments of Chemistry and Biology at Ave Maria University, Naples, FL, 2007 (invited). |
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| Presentation | Harmful algal blooms (HAB) mitigation: assessment of a biocidal process for the destruction of the toxic red tide dinoflagellate, Karenia brevis. | None | Barreto JC, Trevino M, Coates CM, Barreto PD | Barreto JC, Trevino M, Coates CM, Barreto PD. Harmful algal blooms (HAB) mitigation: assessment of a biocidal process for the destruction of the toxic red tide dinoflagellate, Karenia brevis. Poster presented 2007. |
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| Presentation | Photocatalytic green biocides and decontaminating technologies. | None | Barreto JC | Barreto JC. Photocatalytic green biocides and decontaminating technologies. Presented to the Departments of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology at the University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, 2007 (invited). |
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| Presentation | Titanium oxide photocatalysis produces a family of reductant and oxidant species (ROS) that are very effective in destroying a lipid encapsulated target: relevance to new biocides and toxin decontaminating agents. | None | Barreto JC, Coates CM, Cullipher S, Barreto PD | Barreto JC, Coates CM, Cullipher S, Barreto PD. Titanium oxide photocatalysis produces a family of reductant and oxidant species (ROS) that are very effective in destroying a lipid encapsulated target: relevance to new biocides and toxin decontaminating agents. Presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University Research Day, Fort Myers, FL, April 18, 2008 (received Faculty and Staff First Place Award). |
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| Presentation | Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. | None | Barreto JC | Barreto JC. Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. Presented at the Florida Annual Innovation Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2008. |
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| Presentation | Ferric ion greatly enhances the photocatalytic destruction of encapsulated, micellar sudan red: modeling the destruction of a hydrophobic, biological toxin | None | Barreto J, Coates CM, Barreto PD, Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Ali J, Kirasich J, Worden JC | Barreto J, Coates CM, Barreto PD, Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Ali J, Kirasich J, Worden JC. Ferric ion greatly enhances the photocatalytic destruction of encapsulated, micellar sudan red: modeling the destruction of a hydrophobic, biological toxin. Presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME) 2009, Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | An investigation of the biocidal effects of alkaline solutions: designing an active hydroxophoric alkaline biocide (AHAB). | None | Barreto PD, Coates CM, Trevino MB, Barreto JC | Barreto PD, Coates CM, Trevino MB, Barreto JC. An investigation of the biocidal effects of alkaline solutions:designing an active hydroxophoric alkaline biocide (AHAB). Presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University Research Day, April 20, 2007. |
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| Presentation | Harmful algal bloom mitigation: assessment of a biocidal process for the destruction of the toxic red tide dinoflagellate, Karenia brevis. | None | Barreto PD, Coates CM, Trevino MB, Barreto JC | Barreto PD, Coates CM, Trevino MB, Barreto JC. Harmful algal bloom mitigation:assessment of a biocidal process for the destruction of the toxic red tide dinoflagellate, Karenia brevis. Presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University Research Day April 20, 2007 (received the First Place Award for Faculty Research from over 90 submissions). |
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| Presentation | Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water | None | Barreto P, Barreto J | Barreto P, Barreto J. Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. Poster presented at the FBRC Annual Meeting, Sand Key, FL, 2008. |
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| Presentation | An investigation of a photocatalytic dehalogenation reaction using Mohr chloride microtitrations and UV spectroscopy: the destruction of perchloroethylene with titanium oxide. | None | Bondehagen D, Herscher M, Barreto PD, Barreto JC | Bondehagen D, Herscher M, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. An investigation of a photocatalytic dehalogenation reaction using Mohr chloride microtitrations and UV spectroscopy: the destruction of perchloroethylene with titanium oxide. Poster presented at the SETAC Annual Toxicology Meeting, Tampa, FL, 2008. |
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| Presentation | Photocatalytic inactivation of lysozyme: a model for protein detoxification | None | Brown DW, Strnad J, Barreto JC | Brown DW, Strnad J, Barreto JC. Photocatalytic inactivation of lysozyme:a model for protein detoxification. Poster presented at Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2008. |
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| Presentation | Model protein adsorption and "cleaning’" of a destructive, photocatalytic, titanium oxide surface | None | Brown D, Strnad J, Barreto P, Barreto J | Brown D, Strnad J, Barreto P, Barreto J. Model protein adsorption and "cleaning" of a destructive, photocatalytic, titanium oxide surface. Poster presented at the American Chemical Society Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 2010. |
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| Presentation | A study of the germicidal effects of detergents on the bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri : the killing effectiveness of 12- and 16-carbon "onium" and sulfate detergents | None | Brown JE, Corsaletti GM, Barreto PD, Barreto JC | Brown JE, Corsaletti GM, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. A study of the germicidal effects of detergents on the bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri:the killing effectiveness of 12-and 16-carbon "onium" and sulfate detergents. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | An effective photocatalyst for toxin destruction can be produced by anodizing a titanium oxide layer onto a titanium foil surface. | None | Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Barreto P, Volety A, Barreto J | Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Barreto P, Volety A, Barreto J. An effective photocatalyst for toxin destruction can be produced by anodizing a titanium oxide layer onto a titanium foil surface. Poster presented at the SETAC Annual Toxicology Meeting, Tampa, FL, 2008. |
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| Presentation | Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. | None | Cullipher S, Coates C, Barreto PD, Parreto JC | Cullipher S, Coates C, Barreto PD, Parreto JC. Photocatalytic decontamination of air and water. Presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2008. |
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| Presentation | Destruction of gaseous perchloroethylene by an anodized Ti foil photocatalyst | None | Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Barreto P, Barreto J | Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Barreto P, Barreto J. Destruction of gaseous perchloroethylene by an anodized Ti foil photocatalyst. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Surface photocatalysis using visible light | None | Delgado E, Barreto JC | Delgado E, Barreto JC. Surface photocatalysis using visible light. Poster presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) Research Day, Fort Myers, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Barreto and Jose Barreto• An investigation of the repeated cycling of a tioz photocatalyst:the repeated destruction of an aqueous dye, tartrazine, as an index of molecular destruction. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting, Christoph Radtke§, Patricia D | Radtke C, Barreto PD, Barreto J. An investigation of the repeated cycling of a tioz photocatalyst:the repeated destruction of an aqueous dye, tartrazine, as an index of molecular destruction. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Barreto, Anastasia Kostrubala, Sergio Ferrante, Megan E. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting, Marisa SchreiberS, Patricia D | Schreibers M, Barreto PD, Kostrubala A, Ferrante S, Herscher ME, Finn ST, Jordan A, Barreto JC. Doping titanium oxide (TiO2) with metal, or non-metal atoms, can enhance (or disable) photocatalytic mediated decontamination; SiO2 is one of the most effective enhancing agents. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Brown, Andrew W. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting, Maria lrianni Renno§, David W | Renno MI, Brown DW, Griffith AW, Barreto PD, Herscher ME, Barreto JC. Determining the concentration of okadaic acid using a phosphatase inhibition assay, and investigating toxin destruction using titanium oxide photocatalysis. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Figueroasierra', M; Y Sheng J Barreto Computational study on the sulfide sensing mechanism by using a pyrylium derivative. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting | Figueroasierra M, Sheng Y, Barreto J. Computational study on the sulfide sensing mechanism by using a pyrylium derivative. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Herscher, M; D Bondehagen, P Barrelo, J Barreto•, An investigation of a photocatalytic dehalogenalion reaction using Mohr chloride microtitrations and UV spectroscopy:The destruction of perchtoroethylene with titanium oxide. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting | Herscher M, Bondehagen D, Barreto P, Barreto J. An investigation of a photocatalytic dehalogenalion reaction using Mohr chloride microtitrations and UV spectroscopy:The destruction of perchtoroethylene with titanium oxide. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Johnson§, Jessica A. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting, William L | Johnson WL, Strnad JA, Knapp J, Barreto P, Barreto J. Hydroxide ions are impermeable through a teflon membrane, but ammonia can create a large alkalinizing flux in the presence of an alkaline, 'inwardly directed' ph gradient across these model membranes: relevance to alkaline biocide formulations for killing pathogens. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Steven Cullipher, B. | None | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting | Cullipher S, Strnad J, Jordan A, Barreto P, Barreto J. Destruction of gaseous perchloroethylene by an anodized Ti foil photocatalyst. Poster presented Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Computational study on the sulfide-sensing mechanism by using a pyrylium derivative | None | Figueroasierra M, Sheng Y, Barreto J | Figueroasierra M, Sheng Y, Barreto J. Computational study on the sulfide-sensing mechanism by using a pyrylium derivative. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | High calcination temperatures (800°C) enhance the photocatalytic effects of TiO2 after Si doping | None | Finn SH, Barreto PD, Herscher ME, Kostrubala A, Schreiber M, Ferrante S, Barreto JC | Finn SH, Barreto PD, Herscher ME, Kostrubala A, Schreiber M, Ferrante S, Barreto JC. High calcination temperatures (800°C) enhance the photocatalytic effects of TiO2 after Si doping. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Depuration of brevetoxins in two commercially important species of shellfish: Mercenaria mercenaria and Crassostrea virginica | None | Griffith A. Volety A, Shumway S, Parsons M, Barreto J | Griffith A. Volety A, Shumway S, Parsons M, Barreto J. Depuration of brevetoxins in two commercially important species of shellfish:Mercenaria mercenaria and Crassostrea virginica. Poster presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) Research Day, Fort Myers, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Destruction of microcystin using a titanium oxide photocatalyst | None | Griffith A, Brown D, Parsons M, Volety A, Barreto P, Barreto J | Griffith A, Brown D, Parsons M, Volety A, Barreto P, Barreto J. Destruction of microcystin using a titanium oxide photocatalyst. Presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | UV light irradiation generates a false increase in signal for domoic acid, during toxin analysis with an enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). | None | Griffith A, Parsons M, Volety A, Brown D, Barreto P, Barreto J | Griffith A, Parsons M, Volety A, Brown D, Barreto P, Barreto J. UV light irradiation generates a false increase in signal for domoic acid, during toxin analysis with an enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | The development of an assay useful for determining the concentration of the bacterial toxin, valinomycin | None | Herscher ME, Strnad JA, Barreto PD, Barreto JC | Herscher ME, Strnad JA, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. The development of an assay useful for determining the concentration of the bacterial toxin, valinomycin. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | An investigation of a photocatalytic dehalogenation reaction using Mohr chloride microtitrations and UV spectroscopy: the destruction of perchloroethylene with titanium oxide. | None | Herscher M, Bondehagen D, Barreto P, Barreto J | Herscher M, Bondehagen D, Barreto P, Barreto J. An investigation of a photocatalytic dehalogenation reaction using Mohr chloride microtitrations and UV spectroscopy:the destruction of perchloroethylene with titanium oxide. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME) Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | Hydroxide ions are impermeable through a teflon membrane, but ammonia can create a large alkalinizing flux in the presence of an alkaline, "inwardly directed" pH gradient across these model membranes: relevance to alkaline biocide formulations for killing pathogens | None | Johnson WL, Strnad JA, Knapp J, Barreto P, Barreto J | Johnson WL, Strnad JA, Knapp J, Barreto P, Barreto J. Hydroxide ions are impermeable through a teflon membrane, but ammonia can create a large alkalinizing flux in the presence of an alkaline, "inwardly directed" pH gradient across these model membranes: relevance to alkaline biocide formulations for killing pathogens. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | The resistance of Vibrio fischeri to alkalinity. | None | Jordan A, Barreto P, Brown D, Strand J, Cullipher S, Kostrubala A, Barreto J | Jordan A, Barreto P, Brown D, Strand J, Cullipher S, Kostrubala A, Barreto J. The resistance of Vibrio fischeri to alkalinity. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | FAME Statewide chemistry meeting | None | Jordan E Brown, Gina M, Corsalelti, Patricia D. | Brown JE, Corsalelti GM, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. A study of the germicidal effects of detergents on the bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri:the killing effectiveness of 12-and 16-carbon 'onium' and sulfate detergents. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Not known | None | Not known | Presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University Research Day, April 18, 2008. |
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| Presentation | An investigation of the repeated cycling of a TiO2 photocatalyst: the repeated destruction of an aqueous dye, tartrazine, as an index of molecular destruction. | None | Radtke C, Barreto PD, Barreto J | Radtke C, Barreto PD, Barreto J. An investigation of the repeated cycling of a TiO2 photocatalyst: the repeated destruction of an aqueous dye, tartrazine, as an index of molecular destruction. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Determining the concentration of okadaic acid using a phosphatase inhibition assay, and investigating toxin destruction, using titanium oxide photocatalysis | None | Renno MI, Brown DW, Griffith AW, Barreto PD, Herscher ME, Barreto JC | Renno MI, Brown DW, Griffith AW, Barreto PD, Herscher ME, Barreto JC. Determining the concentration of okadaic acid using a phosphatase inhibition assay, and investigating toxin destruction, using titanium oxide photocatalysis. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), the Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Doping titanium oxide (TiO2) with metal, or non-metal atoms, can enhance (or disable) photocatalytic mediated decontamination; SiO2 is one of the most effective enhancing agents | None | Schreiber M, Barreto PD, Kostrubala A, Ferrante S, Herscher ME, Finn ST, Jordan A, Barreto JC | Schreiber M, Barreto PD, Kostrubala A, Ferrante S, Herscher ME, Finn ST, Jordan A, Barreto JC. Doping titanium oxide (TiO2) with metal, or non-metal atoms, can enhance (or disable) photocatalytic mediated decontamination; SiO2 is one of the most effective enhancing agents. Poster presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Model protein adsorption and "cleaning" of a destructive, photocatalytic, titanium oxide surface | None | Strnad JA, Brown DW, Barreto PD, Barreto JC | Strnad JA, Brown DW, Barreto PD, Barreto JC. Model protein adsorption and "cleaning" of a destructive, photocatalytic, titanium oxide surface. Presented at the Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Tampa, FL, May 2010. |
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| Presentation | Comparison of the inactivation of a model protein toxin via photocatalysis versus standard oxidative inactivation. | None | Strnad J, Brown D, Cullipher S, Jordan A, Barreto P, Barreto J | Strnad J, Brown D, Cullipher S, Jordan A, Barreto P, Barreto J. Comparison of the inactivation of a model protein toxin via photocatalysis versus standard oxidative inactivation. Poster presented at the 2009 Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME), Statewide Chemistry Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2009. |
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| Presentation | An investigation of the electrical properties of titanium oxide coatings for potential use in biosensors | None | Torres J, Sweeney J, Barreto A, Perez A, Barreto J | Torres J, Sweeney J, Barreto A, Perez A, Barreto J. An investigation of the electrical properties of titanium oxide coatings for potential use in biosensors. Poster presented at the Southern Biomedical Engineering Conference, Miami, FL, May 2009. |
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| Presentation | The photocatalytic destruction of model war gases | None | Witteman M, Dubetz T, Barreto J | Witteman M, Dubetz T, Barreto J. The photocatalytic destruction of model war gases. Poster presented at the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) Research Day, Fort Myers, FL, 2009. |
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