Daniela Morais Leme

Eco- and genotoxicological assessments of two reactive textile dyes.

Toxicological evaluation of nail polish waste discarded in the environment.

A test battery for assessing the ecotoxic effects of textile dyes.

Mesotrione herbicide does not cause genotoxicity, but modulates the genotoxic effects of Atrazine when assessed in mixture using a plant test system (Allium cepa).

Nanomaterials induce DNA-protein crosslink and DNA oxidation: A mechanistic study with RTG-2 fish cell line and Comet assay modifications.

The evaluation of the potential ecotoxicity of pyroligneous acid obtained from fast pyrolysis.

Impact of the glyphosate-based commercial herbicide, its components and its metabolite AMPA on non-target aquatic organisms.

Visible-light reduced silver nanoparticles' toxicity in Allium cepa test system.

Safety aspects of kraft lignin fractions: Discussions on the in chemico antioxidant activity and the induction of oxidative stress on a cell-based in vitro model.

Beyond dermal exposure: The respiratory tract as a target organ in hazard assessments of cosmetic ingredients.

Single and mixture toxicity evaluation of three phenolic compounds to the terrestrial ecosystem.

Development of 3D cultures of zebrafish liver and embryo cell lines: a comparison of different spheroid formation methods.

A review of the success and challenges in characterizing human dermal exposure to flame retardants.

A biocide delivery system composed of nanosilica loaded with neem oil is effective in reducing plant toxicity of this biocide.

Genetic variants affecting chemical mediated skin immunotoxicity.

and cytotoxicity assessment of glyphosate and imazethapyr-based herbicides and their association.

Protective potential of sulfated polysaccharides from tropical seaweeds against alkylating- and oxidizing-induced genotoxicity.

In vitro evaluation of the inhalation toxicity of the cosmetic ingredient aluminum chlorohydrate.

The potential use of kraft lignins as natural ingredients for cosmetics: Evaluating their photoprotective activity and skin irritation potential.