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Diarrihetic shellfish poison detecting in scallop by ELISA and mouse biological method

Yaqing Chang

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In this paper, Scallop in Liaoning area was used as a raw material, and mouse biological method and ELISA method were adopted to detect diarrhetic shellfish poisoning(DSP) residue in scallop. The result indicated that the scallop sample had diarrhea shellfish toxin, and the DSP content inspected by mouse biological method and ELISA method were 0.3 MU/g and 0.409 μg/g, respectively. Comparing the two methods, the conclusion could be made that the combination of them to determine DSP would be more precise and persuasive in detecting DSP.

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In this paper, Scallop in Liaoning area was used as a raw material, and mouse biological method and ELISA method were adopted to detect diarrhetic shellfish poisoning(DSP) residue in scallop. The result indicated that the scallop sample had diarrhea shellfish toxin, and the DSP content inspected by mouse biological method and ELISA method were 0.3 MU/g and 0.409 μg/g, respectively. Comparing the two methods, the conclusion could be made that the combination of them to determine DSP would be more precise and persuasive in detecting DSP.

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In this paper, Scallop in Liaoning area was used as a raw material, and mouse biological method and ELISA method were adopted to detect diarrhetic shellfish poisoning(DSP) residue in scallop. The result indicated that the scallop sample had diarrhea shellfish toxin, and the DSP content inspected by mouse biological method and ELISA method were 0.3 MU/g and 0.409 μg/g, respectively. Comparing the two methods, the conclusion could be made that the combination of them to determine DSP would be more precise and persuasive in detecting DSP.

Key concepts: Scallop, Diarrhetic shellfish poisoning, Shellfish, Toxin, Biology, Fishery, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Microbiology

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