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• Matter
• Neurotoxins
• Methylmercury
• Toxins
• Chemistry
• Mercury
• Fish as food
• Atomic physics

Iddya Karunsagar Research Areas: • pathogens and toxins associated with fish and fishery products • Fish safety risk analysis • pathogen associated with products of aquaculture • molecular diagnostics, vaccine de

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Ciguatera Fish Poisoning Fact Sheet What is Ciguatera? Ciguatera is a foodborne intoxication caused by consumption of ciguatoxins: a group of stable, fat-soluble chemical toxins that are

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• Food and drink
• Biology
• Ciguatoxin
• Foodborne illness
• Seafood
• Fish
• Applied Food Technologies
• Scombroid food poisoning
• Fish products
• Ciguatera
• Medicine

Water entering and leaving the water treatment plants is stringently monitored by GAWB, and Queensland Health regularly audits tap water. Treatment is tailored to remove toxins through flocculation,

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• Biology
• Algae
• Fisheries
• Algal bloom
• Barramundi
• Cyanobacteria
• Fish
• Water
• Lake Awoonga

DETECTING A colonies of algae—simple ocean plants that live in the sea—grow out of control and produce toxins that can poison fish, shellfish and other marine life, and pose a major threat to people’s health and fi

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• Aquatic ecology
• Biological oceanography
• Biology
• Algal bloom
• Red tide
• International Atomic Energy Agency
• Paralytic shellfish poisoning
• Saxitoxin
• Toxin
• Water
• Fisheries
• Algae

environmental toxins by Joar Opheim, CEO of Nordic Naturals

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• Pollution
• Medicine
• Fish products
• Immunotoxins
• Soil contamination
• Polychlorinated biphenyl
• Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins
• Cod liver oil
• Fish oil
• Organochlorides
• Persistent organic pollutants
• Chemistry

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• Fugu
• Lagocephalus
• Neurotoxin
• Sphoeroides
• Poison
• Paralysis
• Tetraodon cutcutia
• Fish
• Tetraodontidae
• Tetrodotoxin

This table is a an example of a portion of a HACCP plan relating to the control of "natural toxins" for a fish processor in Hawaii that receives locally harvested barracuda using source control. It is provided for illust

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• Management
• Food and Drug Administration
• Hazard analysis and critical control points
• Process management
• Prevention
• Critical control point
• Hazard
• Fish
• Fish company
• Food safety
• Hazard analysis
• Safety

Economic Impacts of Harmful Algal Blooms Issue Some harmful algae produce potent toxins which cause illness or death in humans and other organisms, including endangered species. Other harmful algae are non-toxic to

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• Algae
• Biological oceanography
• Dinoflagellates
• Algal bloom
• Red tide
• Karenia brevis
• Fish kill
• Alexandrium fundyense
• Domoic acid
• Water
• Fisheries
• Aquatic ecology

Naturally occurring seafood toxins

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• Ciguatera
• Scombroid food poisoning
• Diversity of fish
• Foodborne illness
• Fish
• Dinoflagellate
• Paralytic shellfish poisoning
• Applied Food Technologies
• Medicine
• Biology
• Health