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Mycotoxins, mycotoxicoses, mycotoxicology andMycopathologia
Mycopathologia, 1987Mycotoxins are fungal poisons. This definition does not stipulate whether fungi are the targets of poisoning or are the producers of the poisons. The following is suggested as a useful working definition: Mycotoxins are natural products produced by fungi that evoke a toxic response when introduced in low concentration to higher vertebrates and other ...
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Mycotoxicoses of grazing animals in New Zealand
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 2002Mycotoxicoses are some of the most important diseases of animals grazing pastures in New Zealand, especially in northern areas where the disease, facial eczema, occurs. New Zealand scientists have led the world in research on facial eczema and endophyte-related diseases associated with tremoring.
B L, Smith, N R, Towers
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The pathology of mycotoxicoses
Journal of Stored Products Research, 1969Abstract Mycotoxicoses are intoxications in animal and man caused by intake into the organism of mycotoxins. An account is given of the better known and, from a pathological viewpoint, well characterized mycotoxicoses. These are arranged in two groups: (1) Having as a primary result an attack on the liver and/or the kidneys.
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Clinical studies on tremorgenic mycotoxicoses in sheep
Veterinary Record, 1979The clinical responses of sheep dosed orally over seven to 14 weeks with the dried mycelium of a soil-borne mould containing the tremorgenic mycotoxin penitrem A are described. An initial tremoring response was gradually overshadowed by an incoordination syndrome similar to that seen in ryegrass staggers. In spite of protracted staggers symptomatology,
R H, Penny +3 more
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Mycotoxicoses of domestic animals and their diagnosis
Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, 1990Mycotoxins have been named "agents in search of a disease," and the considerable progress in analytical methodology over the last 10 years has not changed this very much. The following are factors that contribute to the difficulty of making a diagnosis: (1) nonspecificity of lesions; (2) masking of mycotoxic effects by secondary effects, e.g., through
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Mycotoxins and Mycotoxicoses: Overview
1990At this symposium of the UJNR, Toxic-Microorganisms Panels which has a brilliant history of more than 20 years under the auspices of the United States-Japan Cooperative Program on Development and Utilization of Natural Resources, the discussion will be conducted on the main subject of cellular and molecular mode of action of selected microbial toxins ...
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Epidemiological features of the mycotoxicoses.
Annales de la nutrition et de l'alimentation, 1978Although mycotoxicoses attract more and more attention, the epidemiology of these diseases is still not adequately studied. The author devotes his study to certain diseases. In addition to the diseases whose mycotoxic nature is in no doubt, he conditionally includes certain diseases whose mycotoxic causation needs further proof. The author has assigned
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Mycotoxins and mycotoxicoses in Europe
1986Because of the moderate climate, fusariotoxins (zearalenone, vomitoxin) and ochratoxin are the most frequently occurring mycotoxins in Europe. Aflatoxins are detected almost solely in feed imported from tropical or subtropical areas. Mycotoxins often cause clinical symptoms in livestock and tremendous economic losses in animal production.
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2011
Although the most threatening features of mycotoxins are their carcinogenicity and mutagenicity, they may also cause diseases, called mycotoxicoses. Mycotoxicoses, that may have even fatal outcome, occur mostly as the consequence of the ingestion of contaminated food, but the other ways of exposure, such as dermal and respiratory, are also possible ...
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Although the most threatening features of mycotoxins are their carcinogenicity and mutagenicity, they may also cause diseases, called mycotoxicoses. Mycotoxicoses, that may have even fatal outcome, occur mostly as the consequence of the ingestion of contaminated food, but the other ways of exposure, such as dermal and respiratory, are also possible ...
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