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Analytical and functional profiles of paralytic shellfish toxins extracted from Semele proficua and Senilia senilis from Angola. [PDF]
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Development of a test strip for rapid detection of Gymnodinium catenatum
Abstract Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are major ecological and environmental problems in China's coastal waters and seriously threaten the stability of the marine ecosystem and human health. Gymnodinium catenatum is a toxic red tide dinoflagellate.
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