2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.toxicon.2014.08.018
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10. Extended evaluation of mixed-mode and lipophilic sorbents for passive sampling of marine toxins

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“…Classified according to origin, toxins include bacterial toxins, mycotoxins (fungal toxins), phytotoxins (plant toxins), and venoms (toxins from invertebrate or vertebrate animals) (Salzman et al, 2006). Marine biotoxins are algal metabolits that can accumulate in fish or shellfish and render these foodstuffs improper for human consumption (Zendong et al,2014). Marine toxins include phycotoxins; cyanobacterial toxins (including anatoxins; microcystines and nodularins; and saxitoxins, associated with paralytic shellfish poising); a diatom toxin (domoic acid, associated with amnestic shellfish poisoning); dinoflagellate toxins (including berevetoxins associated with neurotoxic shellfish poising, ciguatoxins (Salzman et al, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Classified according to origin, toxins include bacterial toxins, mycotoxins (fungal toxins), phytotoxins (plant toxins), and venoms (toxins from invertebrate or vertebrate animals) (Salzman et al, 2006). Marine biotoxins are algal metabolits that can accumulate in fish or shellfish and render these foodstuffs improper for human consumption (Zendong et al,2014). Marine toxins include phycotoxins; cyanobacterial toxins (including anatoxins; microcystines and nodularins; and saxitoxins, associated with paralytic shellfish poising); a diatom toxin (domoic acid, associated with amnestic shellfish poisoning); dinoflagellate toxins (including berevetoxins associated with neurotoxic shellfish poising, ciguatoxins (Salzman et al, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%