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Jonathon E. Ericson
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Professor of Social Ecology, Community and Environmental Medicine, College of Medicine
Ph.D. UCLA
Phone: 824-7261
Office: 258 SEI
Principal research interests in environmental health sciences, with emphasis on exposure assessment and development of biomarkers. Research has been conducted on establishing the pre-Industrial baseline levels of lead distribution and cadmium, lead in the urban environment through environmental epidemiological survey, the durability of natural glass for nuclear waste containment, and GIS/remote sensing.
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Selected Publications
- McMahan, S., Ericson, J.E., and Meyer, J. Residential Proximity to High-Voltage Transmission Lines and Depressive Symptomatology. Electricity and Magnetism in Biology and Medice. M Blank, ed. San Fransisco Press pp.1-3, 1989
- Ericson, J.E. Durability of Rhyolitic Obsidian Glass Inferred from Hydration Dating Research. Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Management Vol. 3, J.G. Moore, Ed., Plenum Press, New York: pp. 283-290, 1981.
- Ericson, J.E. Some Problems and Potentials of Strontium Isotope Analysis for Human and Animal Ecology. In Stable Isotopes in Ecological Research, P.W. Rundel, J.R. Ehlerniger, and K.A. Nagy, Eds., pp. 252-259, 1989.
- Patterson, C.C., Ericson, J.E., Manea-Krichten, M., and Shirahata, H. Natural Skeletal Levels of Lead in Homo Sapiens Uncontaminated by Technological Lead. Science of the Total Environment, 107, 179-203, 1991.
- Ericson, J.E., Flegal, A.R., and Smith, D.R. Skeletal Concentrations of Lead, Cadmium, Silver, and Zinc in Ancient North American Pecos Indians. Environmental Health Perspectives, 93, 217-223, 1991.
- Ericson, J.E., H. Shirahata, and C.C. Patterson. Skeletal Concentrations of Lead in Ancient Peruvians. New England Journal of Medicine, 300, 946-951, 1979.
- J.E. Ericson. Enamel Lead Biomarker for Prenatal Exposure Assessment (In Press, [u]Environmental Research[/u].)
- J.E. Ericson, A. Rinderkneckt, M.T. Kleinman, E.J. Gonzalez, and F.M. Crinella. Measurement of Manganese in Histological Enamel Cross-sections: Toward a Tooth Manganese Biomarker. [u]Environmental Research[/u], Section A 86, 46-50 (2001)
- J.E. Ericson & P.G. Pham. High Radon Levels in Combustion Stream of a Natural Gas Incinerator. [u]Bulletin of Enviornmental Contamination and Toxicology[/u], 66:59-63 (2001).
- O.A. Ogunseitan, S. Yang, and J.E. Ericson, Microbial Aminolevulinate Dehydratese as a Biomarker for Lead (Pb) Bioavailability in Contaminaed Environments. [u]Soil Biology and Biochemistry[/u], 32: 1899-1906 (2000)
- McMahan, S., J.E. Ericson, and J. Meyer Depressive Symptomatology in Women and Residential Proximity to High-Voltage Transmission Lines. [u]Am. J. Epidemiol[/u] 139:58-63 (1994)
- O. Dersch, A. Zouine, F. Rauch, and J.E. Ericson Investigation of Water Diffusion into Quartz using Ion Beam Analysis Techniques. [u]Fresenius J. Anal. Chem.[/u] 358:217-219 (1997).
- G.P. Macey, X. Her, E.T. Reibling & J.E. Ericson. An Investigation of the Environmental Racism Claims: Testing Environmental Management Approaches with a Geographic Information System. (Submitted to [u]Environmental Management[/u], 27(6) 893-907 (2001)
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