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DNA probes and shellfish
biotoxin management

Workshops & Conferences

A decade ago, toxic phytoplankton monitoring with DNA probes was still in the realm of science fiction. Today it is a reality. Probes for some key micro-algae are already in use. New probes are being developed alongside the established microscope methods. Ultimately DNA probes could DNA probes at Cawthron

become a major monitoring tool.

Annabel Thomas, Cawthron Institute using DNA probes in the lab

	Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring - May 20 - 24, 2002, Ireland
	Molluscan Shellfish Safety - 4 - 8 June 2002, Spain
	Introduction to DNA Technology - 25 - 29 November 2002, New Zealand
	An analysis of single cells in the marine phytoplantkon using flow cytometry, artificial neural networks and oligonucleotide probes. April 15 - 21, 2002 Bremerhaven, Germany Что такое японская диета?

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Probes for Phytoplankton monitoring in New Zealand

New Scientists ...

The seafood industry and Ministry of Health currently use phytoplankton monitoring as a predictor of marine biotoxins.

Allison Haywood has just completed her PhD (at the University of Auckland, New Zealand) and recently won a UNESCO-L'Oreal Fellowship for Young Women in Life Sciences.

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