Red tides have been plaguing the Florida coast, but this week has been particularly bad, with 89 out of 157 samples from the waters along Florida's Gulf Coast testing positive for the algal bloom
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Congratulations to the authors of “Hunting the eagle killer: A cyanobacterial neurotoxin causes vacuolar myelinopathy,” for winning the 2021 AALAS Newcomb Cleveland Prize #HABS#Abraxiskits
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Algal blooms thrive in warming seas, but generate toxins that damage fisheries, likely contributing to declines in blue crabs #HABs#Abraxis_kits
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Eurofins Abraxis is the first in the world to receive AOAC PTM certification status for our Glyphosate test kits #AOAC#Abraxis_kits
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Researchers say the presence of invasive zebra mussels in a water body lead to an increase in Microcystis bacteria #Abraxis_kits#HABs
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Researchers believe that harmful blue-green algae blooms may be linked to increasingly high rates of motor neuron disease, a condition which causes paralysis and early death. #HABs#Abraxis_kits
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Mussel dog Puddles "nose" how to flex on unwanted species! 💪
She’s a specialized service dog trained to sniff out invasive zebra and quagga mussels on watercraft along the Columbia River Basin. Puddles was acquired and trained through a @usbr grant to @WDFW.
Cylindrospermopsin was detected in the drinking water from the City of West Palm Beach’s Water Treatment Plant. The city began treating the water on May 19 after the initial test results showed high levels of the toxin in the water. @Abraxis_kits
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Researchers have discovered dramatic changes in the chemistry and composition of Sargassum, transforming this vibrant living organism into a toxic "dead zone. #HABs#Abraxiskits
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