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Michael Winfrey

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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College of Science & Health

Department Of Microbiology

NoneMichael Winfrey is currently serving as a College Of Science & Health faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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microbiology environmental science applied microbiology environmental microbiology microbial ecology ecology bacteria environmental toxicology water quality aquatic toxicology sediment research microbial physiology environmental engineering biogeochemistry freshwater biology surface water mercury biogeochemistry methane production biofilms aquatic ecosystems bioremediation fish biology ecotoxicology applied ecology applied physiology hydrobiology microbial methanogenesis sulfate reduction water science process biochemistry harmful algae pesticide science applied geochemistry cell metabolism molecular metabolism anaerobic digestion molecular microbiology carbon sinks sediment-water interaction methanol environmental biotechnology phytoplankton ecology ecotoxicity chemical pollutants chemical pollution environmental fate trace metals microbial contamination short-term variability physical distribution meso level primary production sedimentation environmental pollution water ecologies microbial diversity eutrophication experimental nutrition marine ecology coastal geochemistry oil spills chemical oceanography marine environments freshwater sediments electron flow temperature limitation aquatic sediments oxidative demethylation methylmercury decomposition sulfate reducers bacterial cultures oligotrophic lake spatial variations mercury methylation intertidal sediments lake mendota

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Cardiovascular Effects of Consumption of Black Versus English Walnuts. Journal of Medicinal Food (2011)

physiologyexperimental nutritionfunctional foodsbioactive compoundsmetabolismnutritionhealth sciencescardiovascular effects

Effects of Daily Black Walnut Consumption on Blood Lipid Levels. The FASEB Journal (2009)

physiologylipidslipid nutritionnutritional biochemistrymetabolismnutritionhealth sciences

Methylmercury Decomposition in Sediments and Bacterial Cultures: Involvement of Methanogens and Sulfate Reducers in Oxidative Demethylation. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1991)

Ronald S. OremlandCharles W. CulbertsonMichael R. Winfrey

applied microbiologysulfate reducersmethylmercury decompositionsediment researchprocess biochemistryenvironmental toxicologybiochemical engineeringchemical engineeringbioremediationbacteriamicrobial contaminationbacterial culturesaquatic toxicologysurface wateroxidative demethylationwastewater treatmentmercury biogeochemistryenvironmental engineeringmicrobial physiologyenvironmental microbiologytrace metalsmicrobiology

Environmental Factors Affecting the Formation of Methylmercury in Low Ph Lakes. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (1990)

aquatic toxicologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicitychemical pollutantsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencechemical pollutionenvironmental chemistryecotoxicologymercury biogeochemistryenvironmental fate

Recent Increases in Atmospheric Deposition of Mercury to North-Central Wisconsin Lakes Inferred From Sediment Analyses. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (1989)

environmental toxicologyenvironmental pollutionenvironmental scienceecotoxicologysediment researchmercury biogeochemistry

Seasonal and Spatial Variations in Mercury Methylation and Demethylation in an Oligotrophic Lake. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1987)

Eric T. KorthalsMichael R. Winfrey

physical distributionwater qualityshort-term variabilityapplied microbiologychemical ecologymeso levelpublic healthenvironmental toxicologyfish biologyspatial variationsoligotrophic lakeprimary productionaquatic toxicologysurface watermercury methylationbiologywastewater treatmentpesticide scienceharmful algaebiofilmsmicrobiology

Substrates for Sulfate Reduction and Methane Production in Intertidal Sediments. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1983)

Michael R. WinfreyDavid M. Ward

methane productionsulfate reductionwater qualityintertidal sedimentsapplied physiologyapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologysedimentationapplied geochemistryapplied ecologyecologymicrobiology

Impact of Crude Oil on Sulphate Reduction and Methane Production in Sediments Impacted by the Amoco Cadiz Oil Spill. Marine Environmental Research (1982)

Michael R. WinfreyEric BeckPaul BoehmDavid M. Ward

water qualityenvironmental sciencemarine biologyenvironmental researchenvironmental chemistrymarine environmentssediment researchecologymarine chemistrychemical oceanographysulphate reductioncrude oilmarine ecologymarine pollutionoil spillscoastal geochemistryenvironmental engineeringmethane productiongeochemistry

Vertical Distribution of Sulfate Reduction, Methane Production, and Bacteria in Marine Sediments. Geomicrobiology Journal (1981)

Michael R. WinfreyDanielle G. MartyArmand J.M. BianchiDavid M. Ward

methane productionsulfate reductionbacteriavertical distributionmicrobiologymarine sediments

Anaerobic Metabolism of Immediate Methane Precursors in Lake Mendota. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1979)

M R WinfreyJ G Zeikus

applied microbiologyanaerobic metabolismenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologyimmediate methane precursorslake mendotamicrobiology

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Michael Winfrey

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Affiliations

College of Science & Health

Department Of Microbiology

NoneMichael Winfrey is currently serving as a College Of Science & Health faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

Honors

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Michael Winfrey

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cardiovascular Effects of Consumption of Black Versus English Walnuts. Journal of Medicinal Food (2011)

physiologyexperimental nutritionfunctional foodsbioactive compoundsmetabolismnutritionhealth sciencescardiovascular effects

Effects of Daily Black Walnut Consumption on Blood Lipid Levels. The FASEB Journal (2009)

physiologylipidslipid nutritionnutritional biochemistrymetabolismnutritionhealth sciences

Methylmercury Decomposition in Sediments and Bacterial Cultures: Involvement of Methanogens and Sulfate Reducers in Oxidative Demethylation. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1991)

Ronald S. OremlandCharles W. CulbertsonMichael R. Winfrey

Environmental Factors Affecting the Formation of Methylmercury in Low Ph Lakes. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (1990)

Recent Increases in Atmospheric Deposition of Mercury to North-Central Wisconsin Lakes Inferred From Sediment Analyses. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (1989)

environmental toxicologyenvironmental pollutionenvironmental scienceecotoxicologysediment researchmercury biogeochemistry

Seasonal and Spatial Variations in Mercury Methylation and Demethylation in an Oligotrophic Lake. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1987)

Eric T. KorthalsMichael R. Winfrey

Substrates for Sulfate Reduction and Methane Production in Intertidal Sediments. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1983)

Michael R. WinfreyDavid M. Ward

Impact of Crude Oil on Sulphate Reduction and Methane Production in Sediments Impacted by the Amoco Cadiz Oil Spill. Marine Environmental Research (1982)

Michael R. WinfreyEric BeckPaul BoehmDavid M. Ward

Vertical Distribution of Sulfate Reduction, Methane Production, and Bacteria in Marine Sediments. Geomicrobiology Journal (1981)

Michael R. WinfreyDanielle G. MartyArmand J.M. BianchiDavid M. Ward

methane productionsulfate reductionbacteriavertical distributionmicrobiologymarine sediments

Anaerobic Metabolism of Immediate Methane Precursors in Lake Mendota. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1979)

M R WinfreyJ G Zeikus

applied microbiologyanaerobic metabolismenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologyimmediate methane precursorslake mendotamicrobiology

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