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Analysis of paralytic shellfish toxins according to the official AOAC Method 2011.02 using a HPLC single step-gradient method with products of post-column derivatization detected using a fluorescence detector.
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Analysis of paralytic shellfish toxins according to the official AOAC Method 2011.02 using a HPLC single step-gradient method with products of post-column derivatization detected using a fluorescence detector.
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The paralytic shellfish toxins are a group of 18 secondary metabolites deposited in bivalve mollusks by dinoflagelates. Dinoflagelate blooms are seasonal, occurring during warm months.
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