FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3157696906> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3157696906 endingPage "78" @default.
• W3157696906 startingPage "68" @default.
• W3157696906 abstract "Overview of toxic cyanobacteria  is related to cyanotoxin in this research article. Cyanobacterial bloom occur  in oligotrophic to mesotrophic conditions in waterbodies and related with environmental factors and nutrient concentrations. Analysis of microcystins, and health hazard  due to cyanotoxin of Microcystis aeurignosa and Anabaena sp., Planktothrix agardhii , were highlighted here. It is observed that cyanobacteria, dinoflagellate toxins are of hepatotoxic and neurotoxic nature and protect cells against planktivores. Toxin from Aphanizomenonflos-aquae , marine dinoflagellate Gonyaulax sp., Alexandrium sp., Gymnodinium sp., and Pyrodinium sp., (saxitoxins-STX) were causing  paralytic shell fish  poisoning (in human being). Microcystins oligopeptide structure have several congeners in cyanobacteria as biotoxin  were observed several species of cyanobacteria except cylindrospermopsin,  (a guanidine alkaloid-cytotoxin). During recent years, molecular biologist’s identified  mcyA to mcyE gene clusters that synthesize microcystins in toxic cyanobacteria. Studies of degenerate primers directed to conserved functional motifs (exons – open reading frames) of mcyABC to mcyDE gene clusters. Mutational studies were conducted to locate microcystin synthetase coding gene  sequences of in mcyB and mcyD genes. Presence mcyE gene sequences in multiple numbers for proportionate  toxic factor of microcystins production in toxic Microcystis and Anabaena strains in lakes were reported. Microcystins inhibits eukaryotic serine/threonine protein phosphatase 1 and 2A functions and result in hepatotxic tumor promoter. Earlier researchers have studied various aspects of toxic cyanobacteria i.e. genetic markers based polymerase chain reaction (QRT-PCR), production of nonribosomally synthesis of cyclic heptapeptide of microcystins (ribosomes involve in translation process of protein synthesis) Picomolar concentration microcystin congeners can be detected using Mass M/Z (i.e. mass to charge ratio)  in Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization-Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry analysis (MALDI-TOF-MS). Microsystis toxin  can be destroyed in chlorine under pH dependent condition such that chlorine residual at least 0.5mg/l should be present after  contact time of 30 minute. Ozone is also preferred disinfectant for water supplies where microcystin and anatoxin may affect water quality. Microcystins causes chronic toxicity. Symptoms of  hepatotoxin toxicity are weakness, loss of appetite (anorexia), pallor of intestine mucous membranes, vomiting, cold extremities and diarrhoea. Anatoxin an irreversible inhibitor of cholinesterase.is  also known for acute toxicity e.i. staggering, muscle fasciculation gasping and convulsion." @default.
• W3157696906 created "2021-05-10" @default.
• W3157696906 creator A5067518293 @default.
• W3157696906 date "2021-04-28" @default.
• W3157696906 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W3157696906 title "Overview Of Toxic Cyanobacteria And Dinoflagellates And mcy Gene Clusters Responsible For Cyanotoxin Production" @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1413479244 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1483247593 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1568035288 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1593188267 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1595285949 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1633647263 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1904140637 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1966708748 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1968282235 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1969173610 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1970207313 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1973567390 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1980355974 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1986477381 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1988939885 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1990839717 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1993249423 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1996115402 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W1998366361 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2000426545 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2002048638 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2003524849 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2014571267 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2021655872 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2021798779 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2021973151 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2022091680 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2023339220 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2025370068 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2031475954 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2031845599 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2035981924 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2036233390 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2039996719 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2043593166 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2049018948 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2055336886 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2060920717 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2062681305 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2065246835 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2067715984 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2070664903 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2073302338 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2073939290 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2077206072 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2080101008 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2084003153 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2087232947 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2095919862 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2101091211 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2107394347 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2109237703 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2112389572 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2119065637 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2128606349 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2136231776 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2150280895 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2153288013 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2158714788 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2162144899 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2170529028 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2280921843 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2291612351 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2483454875 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2485897960 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2513835076 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2747165888 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2756848088 @default.
• W3157696906 cites W2951339731 @default.
• W3157696906 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W3157696906 type Work @default.
• W3157696906 sameAs 3157696906 @default.
• W3157696906 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W3157696906 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3157696906 hasAuthorship W3157696906A5067518293 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C149971331 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2776056151 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2777367657 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2777530773 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2777646408 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2779149278 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2779465136 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2779651202 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2779669040 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2780299475 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2780834024 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2781226839 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C2910844273 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C29730261 @default.
• W3157696906 hasConcept C523546767 @default.

• next