METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SAXITOXIN AND RICIN. LITERATURE REVIEW

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The review examines publications devoted to the development and improvement of methods for determining ricin and saxitoxin using various combinations and modifications of biochemical, immunospecific methods, and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. Emphasis is placed on the importance of selecting an analysis strategy, optimizing sample preparation procedures, and operating modes of analytical instruments. Literature data on the selection of characteristic markers and methods for their determination are summarized.

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I. Kovalenko

27th Scientific Center of the Russian Ministry of Defense named after Academician N. D. Zelinsky

Email: i0374061@yandex.ru
Moscow, Russia

A. Braun

27th Scientific Center of the Russian Ministry of Defense named after Academician N. D. Zelinsky

Moscow, Russia

A. Grigoriev

27th Scientific Center of the Russian Ministry of Defense named after Academician N. D. Zelinsky

Moscow, Russia

I. Rybalchenko

27th Scientific Center of the Russian Ministry of Defense named after Academician N. D. Zelinsky

Moscow, Russia

V. Fateenkov

27th Scientific Center of the Russian Ministry of Defense named after Academician N. D. Zelinsky

Moscow, Russia

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