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Cyanobacteria produce a variety of toxins that are usually defined
by their chemical structure and fall into three groups: cyclic peptides
(the hepatotoxic microcystins and nodularins), alkaloids (the neurotoxic
saxitoxins and anatoxins, and the protein-synthesis-inhibiting
cylindrospermopsin), and lipopolysaccharides. Traditional vaccines use whole cells, either killed or weakened,
while the new sub-unit vaccines are developed from small microbial
components such as capsular polysaccharides, anatoxins and surface
proteins," Dr. Traditional vaccines use whole cells, either killed or weakened,
while the new sub-unit vaccines are developed from small microbial
components such as capsular polysaccharides, anatoxins and surface
proteins, Dr. |
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