mycotoxin-detection
Mycotoxin detection refers to the methods and technologies used to identify and quantify toxic secondary metabolites produced by fungi that colonize plants and plant-derived products. In plant science, rapid and accurate detection of mycotoxins is critical for understanding fungal pathogen interactions with host plants, assessing crop contamination, and safeguarding food and feed safety. Advances in biosensors, molecular techniques, and spectroscopic tools continue to improve the sensitivity and speed of mycotoxin screening across diverse agricultural systems.
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A novel high-sensitivity fluorescence detection technology for zear...
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Rigidity-Responsive Fluorescence Polarization Detection of Aflatoxin B
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A collaborative strategy of multi-technology integration for mycoto...
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