ЦИАНОТОКСИНЫ – ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНАЯ ОПАСНОСТЬ ДЛЯ ПРЕСНОВОДНЫХ ЭКОСИСТЕМ И ЗДОРОВЬЯ ЧЕЛОВЕКА
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цианобактерии, цианотоксины, эвтрофикация, опасность для организмов животных и человекаАннотация
В работе представлен обзор большого массива исследований влияния токсинов, продуцируемых цианобактериями, на организмы пресноводных беспозвоночных, рыб, птиц и грызунов, проведенных в последние три десятилетия. В обзоре рассматриваются структура и механизмы токсического действия цианотоксинов в связи с их возможной опасностью для организмов зоопланктона, рыб и водоплавающих птиц. Особое внимание уделяется вопросу о потенциальной опасности цианотоксинов, попадающих в питьевую воду, для здоровья человека.
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