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The chromatographic determination of fusarium toxins in maize associated with human oesophageal cancer
The necessity to obtain accurate and reliable data pertaining to the range and/or levels of mycotoxin contamination in a variety of food and feed substrates, intended for human or animal consumption, has therefore, become important. An integral part of this study will be the provision of the most su...
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Department of Chemistry
2016
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