Susanne Brander

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Title
Assistant Professor
Department
Environmental and Molecular Toxicology
Institution
Oregon State University

Education

  • Ph.D. Toxicology

Research Interests

Environmental Toxicology   Endocrine Disrupting Compounds   Aquatic Toxicology  

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List of Publications (81)
In 2017
81

Frank, D.F.**, Hasenbein, S., Harvey, D.J., Brander, S.M., Geist, J., Connon, R.E. Exposure to environmentally relevant bifenthrin concentrations results in behavioral and transcriptomic alterations during early development of Menidia beryllina. Planned submission to Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. in prep in review in review in press in press 2017

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In 2014
80

Bifenthrin as endocrine disruptor in fishes: effects at the molecular, reproductive, and population levels. S Brander, K Jeffries, B Cole, B DeCourten**, J White, N Fangue, R 2014

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In 2011
79

2011 estuarine fish to endocrine disrupting compounds across biological scales. PLoS One 8(9): e74251. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0074251

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In 2008
78

Brander S.M., R.E. Connon, G. He , J.A. Hobbs, K.L. Smalling, S.J. Teh, J.W. White, I. Werner, M.S. Denison, G.N. Cherr. From 'omics to otoliths: Correlated responses of an 2008

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77

in prep in prep in prep Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology and Marine Biology, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Assistant Professor, Department of Biology and Marine Biology, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Research Assistant Professor, Department of Biology and Marine Biology, University of North Carolina, Wilmington.

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76

Post-Doctoral Scholar, School of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Anatomy, Physiology and Cell Biology, University of California, Davis / Department Biology and Marine Biology, University of North Carolina Wilmington Lecturer / Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology and Marine Biology, University of North Carolina, Wilmington.

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75

Delta Science Pre-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Environmental Toxicology and Bodega Marine Laboratory, University of California, Davis.

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74

National Science Foundation, CAMEOS, GK-12 Pre-Doctoral Fellow, Bodega Marine Laboratory, University of California, Davis.

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73

Graduate Student Researcher, Water Quality Objectives Methodology, Department of Environmental Toxicology, University of California, Davis.

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72

Project Scientist, Weston Solutions, Inc., Tiburon, CA.

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71

Environmental Analyst, Weston Solutions, Inc., Tiburon, CA.

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70

Goff A.D.**, S.M. Brander, J.M. Hadley, R. Benner. Evaluating water quality in the Lower Cape Fear River: Effects on the health and survival of migratory fishes. Planned submission to Environmental Biology of Fishes.

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69

Athey, S.A., S.D. Albotra, C.A. Gordon, M.L. Echevarria, B. Monteleone, P. Seaton, A.R. Taylor, S.M. Brander. A model system for the study of microplastic ingestion and trophic transfer. Planned submission to Environmental Pollution.

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68

McConville, M.**, Roberts J.**, Boulais, M., Woodall, B., Guyomarch, J., LeFloch, S., Redman, A., Arnold, R., Parkerton, T., Bytingsvik, J., Camus, L., Volety, A., Brander, S. The sensitivity of the deep sea fish species Anoplopoma fimbriae to single oil-associated aromatic compounds, dispersant, and chemical enhanced Alaskan North Slope oil. Planned submission to Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

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67

Diaz R.N.*, R.E. Connon, S.M. Brander. Differential effects of salinity on gene expression in larval Menidia beryllina exposed to bifenthrin, 4-hydroxy bifenthrin, and ethinylestradiol.

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66

Frank, D.F.**, G.W. Miller, R.E. Connon, D.J. Harvey, S.M. Brander, J. Geist, P.J. Lein.

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65

Toxicity of bifenthrin during early zebrafish (Danio rerio) development. Peer J. Brander, S.M., Biales, A., Connon R.E. The role of epigenomics in aquatic toxicology.

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64

Invited Focus paper. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

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63

DeCourten B.M.**, S.M. Brander. Combined effects of warming and pollutants on sex determination, survival, and development across generations. Scientific Reports.

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62

Goff A.D.**, P. Saranjampour**, M. Hladik, K. Armbrust, S.M. Brander. The effects of fipronil and its photodegradation product fipronil desulfinyl on growth and gene expression in juvenile blue crabs, Callinectes sapidus, at different salinities. Aquatic Toxicology 186: 96-104.

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61

J.W. White, B.C. Cole, G.N. Cherr, R.E. Connon, S.M. Brander. Scaling up the individual- level effects from individuals to populations: Outcomes depend on how many males a population needs. Environmental Science and Technology 51: 1802-1810.

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60

Brander S.M., M.K. Gabler**, N.L. Fowler**, R.E. Connon, D. Schlenk. Pyrethroid pesticides as endocrine disruptors: Molecular mechanisms in vertebrates with a focus on fishes.

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59

Environmental Science and Technology 50: 8977-8992.

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58

Cole B.J., S.M. Brander, K.M. Jeffries, G. Hu, S. Hasenbein, N.A. Fangue, M.S. Denison, R.E. Connon. Differential changes in gene expression in Menidia beryllina and hormone receptor activation caused by exposure to estuarine waters near wastewater outfalls with different treatment processes. Archives of Environmental Contamination & Toxicology 71: 210-223.

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57

Brander S.M., B.J. Cole, K.M. Jeffries, B.M. DeCourten**, N.A. Fangue, R.E. Connon.

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56

Transcriptomic changes underlie altered egg protein production and reduced fecundity in an estuarine model fish exposed to bifenthrin. Aquatic Toxicology 174: 247-260. (Invited)

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55

Jeffries K.M., S.M. Brander, M.T. Britton, N.A. Fangue, R.E. Connon. Chronic exposures to low and high concentrations of ibuprofen elicit different gene response patterns in a euryhaline fish. Environmental Science and Pollution Research 22: 17397-17413. (Invited)

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54

Heintz M.M.**, S.M. Brander, J.W. White. Endocrine disrupting compounds alter risk- taking behavior in fish. Ethology 121: 480-491.

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53

Brander S.M., S. Hecht, J. Incardona, K. Kidd, K. Kuivila, S. Kullman, N. Scholz. "Bridging the gap" with fish: Advances in assessing exposure and effects across biological scales.

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52

Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 34: 459-466. *Invited contribution.

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51

DeGroot B.D.*, S.M. Brander. The role of metabolism in the estrogenicity of bifenthrin in fish. Aquatic Toxicology 156: 17-20.

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50

Brander S.M. Thinking outside the box: Assessing endocrine disruption in aquatic life. In: Ajuha, S., editor. Monitoring water quality: Pollution assessment, analysis, and remediation.

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49

Brander S.M., G. He, K.L. Smalling, M.S. Denison, G.N. Cherr. The in vivo estrogenic and in vitro anti-estrogenic activity of permethrin and bifenthrin. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 31: 2848-2855.

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48

Brander S.M., C.M. Mosser, J.P. Geist, M.L. Hladik, I. Werner. Esfenvalerate toxicity to the cladoceran Ceriodaphnia dubia in the presence of the green algae, Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata. Ecotoxicology 21: 2409-2418.

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47

Brander S.M., B.J. Cole, G.N. Cherr. An approach to detecting estrogenic endocrine disruption via choriogenin expression in an estuarine model fish species. Ecotoxicology 21: 1272-1280.

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46

Brander S., R. Fontana, T. Mata, S. Gravem, A. Hettinger, J. Bean, A. Szoboszlai, M. Marrero, C. Keiper. The Ecotoxicology of Marine Debris. Journal of the American Biology Teacher 73: 474-478.

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45

Brander S.M., I. Werner, J.W. White, L.A. Deavonic. Toxicity of a pyrethroid mixture to Hyalella azteca at environmentally relevant concentrations. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 28: 1493-1499.

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44

S. Bodensteiner, Zinkl M., McCloskey J., Brander S., Grabow L., Sellier P. Effects of desalination brine waste blended with treated wastewater in the aquatic environment of San Francisco. Water Practice 2: 1-9.

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43

Brander S.M., J.A. Royle, M. Eames. Evaluation of the status of anuran populations on a refuge in suburban Maryland. Journal of Herpetology 41: 51-59.

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42

Goff, A.D., Brander, S.M. Evaluating water quality in the lower Cape Fear: Effects on the health and survival of migratory fishes. Report to the Cape Fear River Partnership.

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41

The Pulse of the Delta: Monitoring and Managing Water Quality in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Re-thinking Water Quality Monitoring. Contribution 630. Aquatic Science Center, Oakland, CA.

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40

Palumbo, A.J., Fojut, T.L., Brander, S.M., and Tjeerdema, R.S. Methodology for derivation of pesticide water quality criteria for the protection of aquatic life. Phase III: Bifenthrin criteria derivation. Prepared for the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board.

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Department of Environmental Toxicology, University of California, Davis, CA.

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38

Werner, Inge, Linda Deavonic, Joy Kamphanh, Juergen Geist, Dan Markiewicz, Kevin Reece, Marie Stillway, and Susanne Brander. Pelagic organism decline: acute and chronic invertebrate and fish toxicity testing. Progress Report II. Aquatic Toxicology Laboratory, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, California.

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37

Multiple stressors in coastal ecosystems: Measuring responses in model estuarine organisms. Brander, S. American Chemical Society Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

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36

Multiple stressors in coastal ecosystems: Measuring responses in model estuarine organisms. Brander, S. University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC.

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35

Multiple stressors over multiple generations: Assessing the combined effects of climate change and endocrine disruptors. DeCourten B, Connon R, Brander S. Bay-Delta Science, Sacramento, CA.

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Multiple stressors over multiple generations: Assessing the combined effects of climate change and endocrine disruptors. DeCourten B, Connon R, Brander S. SETAC North America, Orlando, FL.

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33

Microplastic debris ingestion and evaluation of trophic transfer in the estuarine fish, Menidia beryllina. S Brander. North Carolina Marine Debris Symposium, Wrightsville, NC.

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32

From the benchtop to the beach: Model organisms for the study of endocrine disruption in marine and estuarine ecosystems. S Brander. Stony Brook University, New York, NY.

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31

Multiple stressors over multiple generations: Assessing the combined risk of climate change and endocrine disruptors. DeCourten, B., Brander, S. Interagency Ecological Program Meeting, Sacramento, CA.

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30

Linking biological scales across generations: An estuarine and marine model for measuring the ecological impact of EDCs. S Brander, A Mehinto, J White, R Connon, B DeCourten, K Maruya. EPA STAR Awards Kick Off Session. SETAC North America, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.

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29

Linking molecular level responses to apical endpoints: The development of relevant model systems for evaluating effects across the biological hierarchy. S Brander. Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (eawag), Dubendorf, Switzerland.

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28

Connon. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry North America, Vancouver, Canada.

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27

Predicted population decline in fish due to bifenthrin exposure: Implications for aquatic ecosystems in the Bay-Delta. S Brander, K Jeffries, B Cole, B DeCourten**, B DeGroot*, J White, N Fangue, R Connon. San Francisco Bay-Delta Conference.

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Use of an estuarine model teleost to evaluate pollutant impacts at multiple biological scales. S Brander, K Jeffries, B Cole, B DeCourten**, B DeGroot*, J White, N Fangue, R Connon. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Europe, Basel, Switzerland.

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25

Validating inland silversides as a bioindicator species for the San Francisco Estuary. R. Connon, K Jeffries, B Cole, B DeCourten**, B DeGroot*, J White, N Fangue, S Brander.

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24

Interagency Ecological Program Annual Workshop, Folsam, CA.

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23

Effects of bifenthrin and bifenthrin metabolite exposure on the endocrine system of Menidia beryllina. S Brander, K Jeffries, B Cole, B DeCourten**, B DeGroot, J White, N Fangue, R Connon. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry North America, Nashville, TN.

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22

Mechanistic effects of exposure to ibuprofen on inland silversides (Menidia beryllina). K Jeffries, S Brander, B De Courten**, N Fangue, R Connon, Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Nashville, TN.

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21

Linking the benchtop to the bay: Menidia species as indicators of endocrine disruption. S Brander, K Jeffries, B Cole, B DeCourten**, B DeGroot*, J White, G Cherr, N Fangue, R Connon. Biomarkers Workshop. University of California, Davis.

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20

From molecules to metapopulations: Using native model organisms to assess endocrine disruption. Cape Fear River Watch, Wilmington, NC. S Brander.

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19

From 'omics to otoliths: Using Menidia species to assess endocrine disruption at multiple biological scales. North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC. S Brander.

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18

From molecules to metapopulations: Assessing endocrine disruption in aquatic life.

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Davidson College, Davidson, NC. S Brander.

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16

From 'omics to otoliths: Using Menidia species to assess endocrine disruption. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Long Beach, CA. S Brander, G Cherr.

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15

From 'omics to otoliths: Using responses to endocrine disrupting compounds at multiple biological scales to predict population dynamics. Ecological Society of America, Portland, OR. S Brander, G Cherr.

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14

From 'omics to otoliths: Linking responses to estrogenic and androgenic endocrine disrupting compounds at multiple biological scales. Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, Sacramento, CA. S Brander, G Cherr.

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13

Pyrethroids as endocrine disruptors: bifenthrin and permethrin act as estrogens and anti- estrogens. Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Portland, OR.

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12

Pyrethroids as endocrine disruptors: bifenthrin and permethrin acting as estrogens and anti- estrogens. California Department of Pesticide Regulation, Sacramento, CA.

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Linking environmentally relevant responses to EDCs at multiple scales. Northern CA Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Berkeley, CA. S Brander, G Cherr.

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10

Endocrine disruption in a California estuary: Individual and population level effects in a resident fish species. San Francisco Estuary Interagency Ecological Program, Sacramento, CA. S Brander, G Cherr.

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9

Impacts of marine plastics on a mid-trophic level estuarine fish (Menidia species). Athey S, Nickel K, Hall K, Ruiz G, Green Z, Mongo M, Monteleone B, Seaton P, Taylor A, Brander S. Ocean Plastics, Expo 216, Wilmington, NC.

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The development and evaluation of protocols for fluorescently labeling microplastics for use in feeding experiments with larval fish. Gordon C, Monteleone B, Avery G, Taylor A, Brander S. Ocean Plastics, Expo 216, Wilmington, NC.

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Microplastics: the potential for trophic transfer in a model marine system. Albotra S, Echevarria M, Monteleone B, Seaton P, Taylor A, Brander S. Ocean Plastics, Expo 216, Wilmington, NC.

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Impacts of marine plastics on a mid-trophic level estuarine fish (Menidia species). Athey, S.**, Nickel, K.**, Hall, K. **, Ruiz, G. **, Green, Z. **, Mongo, M. **, Monteleone, B., Seaton, P., Taylor, A., Brander, S. North Carolina Marine Debris Symposium, Wrightsville Beach, NC.

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Investigating the potential for endocrine disruption in wild populations of blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus). Goff, A.**, Ryan, L.**, Covi, J., Brander, S. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry North America, Vancouver, Canada.

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4

Multiple stressors over multiple generations: assessing the combined effects of climate change and endocrine disruptors. DeCourten, B.**, Connon, R., Brander, S. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry North America, Vancouver, Canada.

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3

Microplastics: the potential for bioaccumulation and trophic transfer in a model marine system. S Albotra*, M Echevarria**, B Monteleone, P Seaton, A Taylor, S Brander. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry North America, Vancouver, Canada.

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2

The effects of early-life bifenthrin exposure on gene expression in Menidia beryllina, at different salinities. R Diaz*, R Connon, S Brander. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry North America, Vancouver, Canada.

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1

Ibuprofen exposure reduced reproductive output in adult inland silversides. K Jeffries, S Brander, N Fangue, R Connon. San Francisco Bay-Delta Conference, 8th Biennial, Sacramento, California.

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