ARNAT's mission is to heighten communication between researchers whose interests are the toxic algae found in Australian waters. Such algae are found in both the marine and freshwater environments and may adversely affect human health, water quality, livestock, wildlife, tourism and aquaculture operations. The issues that confront both freshwater and marine algae toxin researchers are often similar. For example, analytical methods for toxin analysis, mechanisms of toxin accumulation, and taxonomic methods for identifying toxin producing organisms are common to all algal toxin research. We intend to foster scientific interactions, and educate ourselves about the different techniques and approaches being used to tackle similar research problems.

Attendees at the ARNAT 2005 workshop held at the Moreton Bay Research Station and Study Centre. University of Queensland. July workshop 2005 - book of abstracts

For comments about ARNAT, please e-mail Lyndon Llewellyn of the Australian Institute of Marine Science.

Contents

Anatoxins
Brevetoxins
Ciquatoxins
Cylindrospermopsin
Domoic acid
Microcystins/nodularins
Okadaic acid
Saxitoxins

 

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