ArticleAnalytical chemistry2026
Broad Cross-Reactivity of a Microcystin ELISA Confirmed Using 19 Quantitative Reference Materials.
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Microcystins (MCs) are toxins produced by cyanobacteria and are found worldwide. Exposure may be acute or chronic through contaminated drinking water, food (such as vegetables), dietary supplements, and recreational activities. Acute exposure can cause severe liver damage due to the hepatotoxicity of MCs. More than 300 variants of MCs have been reported, making analysis complex, especially since standards are available for only a few MCs. Therefore, a rapid, cost-effective method capable of detecting all MCs in one analysis is essential to protecting public health and livestock. An antibody was raised to a mixture of five MCs creating ELISA
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