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330 nm emission 395 nm) and mass spectrometric detection after electrochemical oxidation in an ESA 5020 guard cell (PGE +1.05 V v5 Pd). Chromatographic analysis was achieved using anion-exchange and cation-exchange columns connected in series with gradient elution (20-450 mmol aq. anunonium acetate, pH 6.9). LoDs (S/N = 3) for saxitoxin were claimed to be 0.03 ng (fluorescence) and 0.5 ng (MS). The method was applied to the measurement of the toxins in mussels. 

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Joffe AZ. Alimentary toxic aleukia. In Kadis S, Ciegler A, Ajl SJ, eds. Microbiol Toxins. Vol 7. In Algal and Fungal Toxins. New York, NY Academic Press 1971 139-189. 

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