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Developments in Dioxin Analysis
LCGC spoke to Bryan Vining from SGS Environmental Services (Wilmington, North Carolina) about current trends in dioxin analysis, and proposes some future possibilities for the direction of this field. |
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 New Resources: Water Contaminant Analysis
Visit our online repository of comprehensive solutions for water contaminant analysis using HPLC, IC, GC and GC-MS. Discover specific content for organic contaminants (pesticides, persistent organic pollutants and dioxins) and inorganic contaminants (disinfection products, anions, and cations).
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Scott Hailstone/Getty Images | Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning Threat in Aquaculture
Paralytic shellfish toxins (PSTs) are naturally occurring toxins produced by some species of microscopic algae that can accumulate in filter feeding shellfish. These toxins are a threat to shellfish aquaculture and pose a serious hazard to public health when ingested. A group of scientists has developed a method using hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography coupled to ultrahigh-performance LC tandem mass spectrometry (HILIC UHPLC–MS–MS) to determine PSTs in a variety of shellfish species as part of the Safe New Zealand Seafood Research program. |
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