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Targeted inactivation of the fish aromatase gene

Principal Investigator: Paul Collodi
Affiliation: Purdue University
Initiation Date: 2002
  • Initiate embryonic stem (ES) cell cultures derived from zebra fish embryos and maintain the cultures for multiple passages in vitro
  • Construct targeting vectors that can be used to disrupt the zebra fish aromatase genes
  • Introduce the targeting vectors into the ES cells and develop methods to isolate homologous recombinants
  • Use the ES cell cultures to generate zebra fish aromatase knockout
    lines of fish

The Economic Benefits of Water Quality Improvements in Great Lakes Areas of Concern

Principal Investigator: Emma Donnelly
Affiliation: Loyola University Chicago
Initiation Date: 2022

This project proposes to measure the economic benefit of water quality improvements by applying difference-in-difference analysis to local market outcomes in the Waukegan Harbor Area of Concern (AOC). The implementation of remediation projects in this AOC provides a unique opportunity to observe and compare affected ecosystems and economic outcomes before and after remediation. The analysis will use data on local housing market conditions and socioeconomic outcomes and the timing and location of sediment removal and habitat restoration projects in the Waukegan Harbor AOC. 


The effect of electric and carbon dioxide barriers on the risk of aquatic invasive species passage through the Chicago Area Waterway System

Principal Investigator: Reuben Keller
Affiliation: Loyola University Chicago
Initiation Date: 2020
  • Determine the effectiveness of the current electric barriers and proposed carbon dioxide barriers in the Chicago Area Waterway System at deterring the passage of invertebrate species from a wide range of taxonomic groups
  • Determine whether different voltages and frequencies of electricity affect the effectiveness of the electric barriers in the Chicago Area Waterway System at deterring species passage
  • Determine whether different concentrations of carbon dioxide affect the effectiveness of proposed carbon dioxide barriers in the Chicago Area Waterway System at deterring species passage.

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