Titlebook: Algal Toxins: Nature, Occurrence, Effect and Detection; Valtere Evangelista,Laura Barsanti,Paolo Gualtieri Conference proceedings 2008 Spr

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Jan Hidders,Jan Paredaens,Roel Vercammenvalues obtained by the use of biosensors (enzyme and cells-based), enzymatic methods and two routinely used chemical ones (chromotropic acid and 3-methyl-2-benzothiazolinone hydrazone) showed a good correlation between these approaches.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencewhich include competition within and between species for space, light, nutrient or any limiting source, are based on a variety of associations, which includes epiphytism, parasitism, and symbiosis. Algae can share their life with animals, growing on sloth hair, inside the jelly capsule of amphibian

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Toxic , Populations from the Middle Tyrrhenian Sea (Mediterranean Sea, Italy),, six of which are known ASP producers. One species, ., is reported for the first time from Italian waters. Distributional data evidenced coexistence of different species during blooms, seasonal cycles and inter-annual variability, abundances of the genus reached 10. cell/l..

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Algal Blooms in Estonian Small Lakes,g of 1980s and up to now this species has been found in more than 80 lakes, which belong to three different limnological type: dystrophic, semidystrophic and oligotrophic. In addition, blooms of chrysophytes, dinoflagellates, cryptophytes and chlorophytes were also documented.

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Detection of Phytoplankton with Nucleic Acid Sensors,ng laboratory strains with closely related species to avoid false positives and to guarantee that only desired strains are detected. The signals from the different probes are recorded by a microcontroller unit. If a PC is connected to the system, an easy to operate software visualizes process data,

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Oddities and Curiosities in the Algal World,which include competition within and between species for space, light, nutrient or any limiting source, are based on a variety of associations, which includes epiphytism, parasitism, and symbiosis. Algae can share their life with animals, growing on sloth hair, inside the jelly capsule of amphibian