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Measurement of paralytic shellfish toxins in molluscan extracts

Australian Institute of Marine Science
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The methods saxiphilin radioreceptor assay, mammalian Na channel, the commercial cell culture MIST kit, mouse lethality bioassay and HPLC analysis were compared for measuring paralytic shellfish toxins.
To compare 5 methods of measuring paralytic shellfish toxins.
Proportions of individual paralytic shellfish toxins (STX, dcSTX, neoSTX, GTX1, GTX2, GTX3, GTX4, C1, C2, dcGTX2, dcGTX3) to total toxin content of the samples is given where discernable by HPLC analysis.

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Llewellyn, Lyndon E, Dr (Principal Investigator)

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Measurement of paralytic shellfish toxins in molluscan extracts: comparison of the microtitre plate saxiphilin and sodium channel radioreceptor assays with mouse bioassay, HPLC analysis and a commercially available cell culture assay: Llewellyn LE, Doyle JR, Jellett J, Barrett R, Alison C, Bentz C and Quilliam M (2001) Measurement of paralytic shellfish toxins in molluscan extracts: comparison of the microtitre plate saxiphilin and sodium channel radioreceptor assays with mouse bioassay, HPLC analysis and a commercially available cell culture assay. Food Additives and Contaminants 18: 970-980.

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