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MESO: Prvi hrvatski časopis o mesu, Vol. XIV No. 2, 2012.

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Shellfish toxins

Bruno Ribarić ; Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Veterinarski fakultet, Zavod za higijenu, tehnologiju i sigurnost hrane, Heinzelova 55, Zagreb
Lidija Kozačinski ; Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Veterinarski fakultet, Zavod za higijenu, tehnologiju i sigurnost hrane, Heinzelova 55, Zagreb
Bela Njari ; Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Veterinarski fakultet, Zavod za higijenu, tehnologiju i sigurnost hrane, Heinzelova 55, Zagreb
Željka Cvrtila Fleck ; Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Veterinarski fakultet, Zavod za higijenu, tehnologiju i sigurnost hrane, Heinzelova 55, Zagreb

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By fi lter-feeding, bivalve shellfi sh can accumulate large quantities of toxins from phytoplankton algae. The shellfi sh contaminated by
these toxins are completely healthy, without visible changes. After consuming shellfi sh, toxins can cause fi ve syndromes with people:
ASP, PSP, DSP, NSP and AZP. Toxins which cause AZP poisoning are classifi ed as DSP toxins in Croatian legislation. ASP poisoning is
characterized by the loss of memory, PSP paralysis, and DSP and AZP are characterized by a diarrhea. NSP poisoning appears at the
coasts of North and South America and New Zealand and it is characterized by neurological symptoms. ASP, PSP and DSP toxins,
and algae that produce them are found in the area of the Republic of Croatia. HPLC-UV is used for detection of toxins of ASP group,
biological experiment on mice and HPLC-FL for PSP, and biological experiment on mice is used for toxins of DSP group. Ordinances
proscribe the frequency of sampling sea water for phytoplankton content and shellfi sh for toxins, and maximum permissible toxin
levels in edible parts of shellfi sh.

Ključne riječi

shellfish; pollution; toxins

Hrčak ID:

86057

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/86057

Datum izdavanja:

6.4.2012.

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