Dr. Jack Vanden Heuvel from INDIGO Biosciences and Penn State University answers questions from a recent webinar where he discusses the integration of cell-based bioassays and effect-based trigger values, a method that enhances water quality assessment beyond traditional approaches.

Dr. Jack Vanden Heuvel from INDIGO Biosciences and Penn State University answers questions from a recent webinar where he discusses the integration of cell-based bioassays and effect-based trigger values, a method that enhances water quality assessment beyond traditional approaches.

Dr. Jack Vanden Heuvel from INDIGO Biosciences and Penn State University answers questions from a recent webinar where he discusses the integration of cell-based bioassays and effect-based trigger values, a method that enhances water quality assessment beyond traditional approaches.

#ExpertAnswers: Jack Vanden Heuvel on Using Cell-Based Bioassays and Effect-Based Methods for Water Quality Assessment

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#ExpertAnswers: Jack Vanden Heuvel on Using Cell-Based Bioassays and Effect-Based Methods for Water Quality Assessment

#ExpertAnswers: Jack Vanden Heuvel on Using Cell-Based Bioassays and Effect-Based Methods for Water Quality Assessment