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Chromatography, general historical development

This review focuses on the nonproteinaceous toxins elaborated by fungi (mycotoxins) and plants for two reasons Historically, mycotoxins and plant toxins have been important in food safety considerations, and, in general, proteinaceous toxins are not usually analyzed by thin-layer chromatography (TLC) procedures. With the exception of the paralytic shellfish poisons, TLC methods have been used seldom in the determination of seafood toxins. The TLC method for saxitoxin developed by Buckley et al. (1) has been used extensively in the analyses of the saxitoxins (2). Reference 3 is an excellent review of seafood toxins. [Pg.1033]

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