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The Microbiology and Inorganic Chemistry BranchThe Microbiology and Inorganic Chemistry Branch is comprised of the Bio/Chemistry and Metals analytical units. These units are responsible for the analysis of bacteriological samples, nutrients, metals and a variety of inorganic parameters through other "wet chemistry" techniques. A complete list of parameters, arranged per analytical unit and responsible personnel, is detailed below. Roy Byrd - Branch ManagerMicrobiology and Inorganic Chemistry Branch
Bio/Chemistry UnitThe Bio/Chemistry Unit houses three analytical sections: Microbiology, Nutrients and Wet Chemistry. The parameters analyzed by each section and the responsible personnel are outlined in the tables below. Cindy Green - SupervisorBio/Chemistry Unit
Microbiology Analytical Unit - Amita Desai, Narayan Deo, Beth Swanson
Nutrients Analytical Unit - Max Overman, Mojisola Ajayi, Gwen Belk
Wet Chemistry Analytical Unit - Magdi Ibrahim, April Williams, James Staley
Metals UnitThe Metals Unit is comprised of the metals analytical unit and houses a Class 1000 clean room for analysis of mercury at the parts per trilliion level. The parameters analyzed by this unit and the responsible personnel are listed in the table below. Ellen Stafford - SupervisorMetals UnitMetals Analytical Unit - Paula Gauthier, Bill Skinner, Debra Stanley, Joe Jurgevich, Stephanie Goss
Mercury Method 1631 Overview presentation by Roy Byrd Link to the NC Division of Epidemiology Fish Consumption Advisories site. |
