Marie‐Laure Teisseire
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Marie‑Laure Teisseire is a leading researcher in aquatic ecotoxicology, with a focus on developing alternative, more ethical methods for assessing chemical bioaccumulation. Her work centers on refining and validating non‑vertebrate test systems, particularly using the freshwater amphipod *Hyalella azteca*, to replace traditional fish-based bioconcentration studies. Her most cited paper, “Utilization of a Gender-Based Sorting Machine for Crustacean Selection in Bioconcentration Studies with the Freshwater Amphipod *Hyalella azteca*” (2023, 2 citations), introduces an innovative automated sorting technique that enhances reproducibility and reduces animal stress in bioaccumulation assays. This contribution directly addresses the need for cost‑effective, high‑throughput alternatives to the standard OECD test guideline 305, which is time‑consuming, expensive, and requires large numbers of fish. Teisseire’s work is pivotal in advancing the 3Rs (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement) in ecotoxicology, offering a more humane and efficient pathway for regulatory chemical safety assessment. Her research is highly relevant for students and professionals seeking sustainable, animal‑friendly approaches in environmental risk assessment.
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