Mycotoxins and Their Metabolites in Humans and Animals

Specificaties
Gebonden, 494 blz. | Engels
Springer US | 2011e druk, 2011
ISBN13: 9781441974327
Rubricering
Springer US 2011e druk, 2011 9781441974327
Verwachte levertijd ongeveer 8 werkdagen

Samenvatting

A mycotoxin is a toxin produced by a fungus under special conditions of moisture and temperature. These fungi are aerobic and microscopic and, moreover, may colonize many kinds of food from the field to the table. Mycotoxins are not only a spoilage issue for food, but in high doses can be a serious health threat for humans. The book will be similar to Weidenborner’s previous two books - “Mycotoxins in Feedstuffs” and “Mycotoxins in Foodstuffs” - in that it will be a review of the literature to create a comprehensive reference for mycotoxin levels. It will be his third (and last) book on the topic, this time focusing on the incidence of a mycotoxin in humans and/or animals (natural or artificial incidence). Each entry will include contamination, concentration rate, mean concentration of organs (humans and animals) with a mycotoxin, as well as sample constitution (where possible) and country of origin of the sample.

Specificaties

ISBN13:9781441974327
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:gebonden
Aantal pagina's:494
Uitgever:Springer US
Druk:2011

Inhoudsopgave

1. Humans
1.1. Human Natural Contamination
1.1.1. Human amniotic fluid
1.1.2. Human bile
1.1.3. Human blood
1.1.4. Human brain
1.1.5. Human breast
1.1.6. Human breast milk
1.1.7. Human cervix
1.1.8. Human colon
1.1.9. Human endometrium
1.1.10. Human feces
1.1.11. Human funiculum
1.1.12. Human hair
1.1.13. Human heart
1.1.14. Human intestine
1.1.15 Human kidney
1.1.16 Human liver
1.1.17. Human lung
1.1.18. Human pancreas
1.1.19. Human placenta
1.1.20. Human plasma
1.1.21. Human rectum
1.1.22. Human renal tissue
1.1.23. Human semen
1.1.24. Human serum
1.1.25. Human serum/plasma
1.1.26. Human spleen
1.1.27. Human stomach
1.1.28. Human stool
1.1.29. Human urine

1.2. Human Artificial Contamination
1.2.1. Human blood
1.2.2. Human esophagus
1.2.3. Human feces
1.2.4. Human heart
1.2.5. Human intestines
1.2.6. Human kidney
1.2.7. Human lung
1.2.8. Human stomach
1.2.9. Human urine

2. Beef
2.1. Beef Natural Contamination
2.1.1. Beef liver

3. Buffalo
3.1. Buffalo Natural Contamination
3.1.1. Bufallo milk, raw

3.2. Buffalo Artificial Contamination
3.2.1. Buffalo milk, raw

4. Calf
4.1. Calf Natural Contamination
4.1.1. Calf liver

4.2. Calf Artificial Contamination
4.2.1. Calf feces
4.2.2. Calf kidney
4.2.3. Calf liver
4.2.4. Calf muscle
4.2.5. Calf plasma
4.2.6. Calf serum
4.2.7. Calf urine

5. Camel
5.1. Camel Natural Contamination
5.1.1. Camel fetus
5.1.2. Camel intestine
5.1.3. Camel milk
5.1.4. Camel rumen

6. Cat
6.1. Cat Natural Contamination
6.1.1. Cat kidney

6.2. Cat Artificial Contamination
6.2.1. Cat blood
6.2.2. Cat heart
6.2.3. Cat kidney
6.2.4. Cat liver
6.2.5. Cat lung
6.2.6. Cat urine

7. Cattle
7.1. Cattle Natural Contamination
7.1.1. Cattle bile
7.1.2. Cattle udder
7.1.3. Cattle urine

7.2. Cattle Artificial Contamination
7.2.1. Cattle feces
7.2.2. Cattle liver
7.2.3. Cattle omasum
7.2.4. Cattle plasma
7.2.5. Cattle rumen
7.2.6. Cattle urine

8. Chicken
8.1. Chicken Natural Contamination
8.1.1. Chicken liver
8.1.2. Chicken muscle

8.2. Chicken Artificial Contamination
8.2.1. Chicken bile
8.2.2. Chicken blood
8.2.3. Chicken chest
8.2.4. Chicken crop
8.2.5. Chicken excreta
8.2.6. Chicken fat
8.2.7. Chicken female repro tract
8.2.8. Chicken gastrointestinal tract
8.2.9. Chicken gizzard
8.2.10. Chicken heart
8.2.11. Chicken intestine
8.2.12. Chicken kidney
8.2.13. Chicken liver
8.2.14. Chicken lung
8.2.15. Chicken meat
8.2.16. Chicken muscle
8.2.17. Chicken muscle, breast
8.2.18. Chicken muscle, leg
8.2.19. Chicken muscle, red
8.2.20. Chicken muscle, thigh
8.2.21. Chicken muscle, wing
8.2.22. Chicken plasma
8.2.23. Chicken serum
8.2.24. Chicken skin
8.2.25. Chicken stomach

9. Cow
9.1. Cow Natural Contamination
9.1.1. Cow liver
9.1.2. Cow milk, raw

9.2. Cow Artificial Contamination
9.2.1. Cow bile
9.2.2. Cow blood
9.2.3. Cow brain
9.2.4. Cow fat
9.2.5. Cow feces
9.2.6. Cow gallbladder
9.2.7. Cow heart
9.2.8. Cow intestine
9.2.9. Cow kidney
9.2.10. Cow liver
9.2.11. Cow lung
9.2.12. Cow lymph
9.2.13. Cow mammary gland
9.2.14. Cow milk, raw
9.2.15. Cow muscle
9.2.16. Cow plasma
9.2.17. Cow red blood cells
9.2.18. Cow rumen
9.2.19. Cow spleen
9.2.20. Cow tongue
9.2.21. Cow urine

10. Deer
10.1. Deer Natural Contamination
10.1.1. Deer urine

10.2. Deer Artificial Contamination
10.2.1. Deer liver
10.2.2. Deer muscle

11. Dog
11.1. Dog Natural Contamination
11.1.1. Dog brain
11.1.2. Dog kidney

11.1.3. Dog liver
11.1.4. Dog stomach

11.2. Dog Artificial Contamination
11.2.1. Dog plasma

12. Duck
12.1. Duck Natural Contamination
12.1.1. Duck liver

12.2. Duck Artificial Contamination
12.2.1. Duck bile
12.2.2. Duck liver
12.2.3. Duck plasma
12.2.4. Duck serum

13. Ewe
13.1. Ewe Artificial Contamination
13.1.1. Ewe feces
13.1.2. Ewe milk, raw
13.1.3. Ewe plasma
13.1.4. Ewe urine

14. Fish
14.1. Fish Artificial Contamination

14.1.1. Fish, carp
14.1.1.1. Fish, carp plasma

14.1.2. Fish, channel catfish
14.1.2.1. Fish, channel catfish bile
14.1.2.2. Fish, channel catfish fat
14.1.2.3. Fish, channel catfish kidney
14.1.2.4. Fish, channel catfish liver
14.1.2.5. Fish, channel catfish muscle
14.1.2.6. Fish, channel catfish plasma
14.1.2.7. Fish, channel catfish skin
14.1.2.8. Fish, channel catfish spleen
14.1.2.9. Fish, channel catfish urine

14.1.3. Fish, coho salmon
14.1.3.1. Fish, coho salmon bile
14.1.3.2. Fish, coho salmon embryo
14.1.3.3. Fish, coho salmon liver

14.1.4. Fish, medaka
14.1.4.1. Fish, medaka liver

14.1.5. Fish, rainbow trout
14.1.5.1. Fish, rainbow trout bile
14.1.5.2. Fish, rainbow trout blood
14.1.5.3. Fish, rainbow trout carcass
14.1.5.4. Fish, rainbow trout egg
14.1.5.5. Fish, rainbow trout embryo
14.1.5.6. Fish, rainbow trout liver
14.1.5.7. Fish, rainbow trout plasma
14.1.5.8. Fish, rainbow trout red blood cells

14.1.6. Fish, walleye fish
14.1.6.1. Fish, walleye fish muscle

14.1.7. Fish, zebra fish
14.1.7.1. Fish, zebra fish liver

15. Goat
15.1. Goat Natural Contamination
15.1.1. Goat milk, raw
15.1.2. Goat urine

15.2. Goat Artificial Contamination
15.2.1. Goat milk, raw
15.2.2. Goat lung
15.2.3. Goat lymph
15.2.4. Goat serum
15.2.5. Goat spleen

16. Guinea Pig
16.1. Guinea Pig Artificial Contamination
16.1.1. Guinea pig adrenal
16.1.2. Guinea pig bile
16.1.3. Guinea pig brain
16.1.4. Guinea pig fat
16.1.5. Guinea pig heart
16.1.6. Guinea pig kidney
16.1.7. Guinea pig liver
16.1.8. Guinea pig lung
16.1.9. Guinea pig muscle
16.1.10. Guinea pig plasma
16.1.11. Guinea pig spleen
16.1.12. Guinea pig testes

17. Hamster
17.1. Hamster Artificial Contamination
17.1.1. Hamster kidney
17.1.2. Hamster liver
17.1.3. Hamster plasma

18. Hare
18.1. Hare Natural Contamination
18.1.1. Hare liver

19. Hen
19.1. Hen Natural Contamination
19.1.1. Hen egg
19.2. Hen Artificial Contamination
19.2.1. Hen
19.2.1.1. Hen adrenal
19.2.1.2. Hen bile
19.2.1.3. Hen blood
19.2.1.4. Hen blood clot
19.2.1.5. Hen brain
19.2.1.6. Hen cloaca
19.2.1.7. Hen clutch
19.2.1.8. Hen comb
19.2.1.9. Hen digestive tract
19.2.1.10. Hen egg
19.2.1.11. Hen excreta
19.2.1.12. Hen fat
19.2.1.13. Hen gallbladder
19.2.1.14. Hen gizzard
19.2.1.15. Hen heart
19.2.1.16. Hen intestine
19.2.1.17. Hen kidney
19.2.1.18. Hen liver
19.2.1.19. Hen lung
19.2.1.20. Hen muscle
19.2.1.21. Hen muscle, breast
19.2.1.22. Hen muscle, leg
19.2.1.23. Hen muscle, red
19.2.1.24. Hen muscle, thigh
19.2.1.25. Hen muscle, white
19.2.1.26. Hen muscle, wing
19.2.1.27. Hen ova
19.2.1.28. Hen oviduct
19.2.1.29. Hen pancreas
19.2.1.30. Hen plasma
19.2.1.31. Hen red blood cells
19.2.1.32. Hen reproductive organs
19.2.1.33. Hen serum
19.2.1.34. Hen skin
19.2.1.35. Hen spleen
19.2.1.36. Hen stomach

20. Horse
20.1. Horse Natural Contamination
20.1.1. Horse liver
20.1.2. Horse urine

21. Lamb
21.1. Lamb Natural Contamination
21.1.1. Lamb urine

21.2. Lamb Artificial Contamination
21.2.1. Lamb feces
21.2.2. Lamb kidney
21.2.3. Lamb liver
21.2.4. Lamb urine

22. Monkey
22.1. Monkey Artificial Contamination

22.1.1. Monkey, macaque
22.1.1.1 Monkey, macaque bile
22.1.1.2. Monkey, macaque blood
22.1.1.3. Monkey, macaque brain
22.1.1.4. Monkey, macaque heart
22.1.1.5. Monkey, macaque kidney
22.1.1.6. Monkey, macaque liver
22.1.1.7. Monkey, macaque lung
22.1.1.8. Monkey, macaque pancreas
22.1.1.9. Monkey, macaque plasma
22.1.1.10. Monkey, macaque spleen

22.1.2. Monkey, marmoset
22.1.2.1. Monkey, marmoset liver

22.1.3. Monkey, vervet
22.1.3.1. Monkey, vervet plasma

23. Mouse
23.1. Mouse Artificial Contamination
23.1.1. Mouse amniotic fluid
23.1.2. Mouse blood
23.1.3. Mouse brain
23.1.4. Mouse embryo
23.1.5. Mouse gastrointestinal tract
23.1.6. Mouse heart
23.1.7. Mouse intestine
23.1.8. Mouse kidney
23.1.9. Mouse liver
23.1.10. Mouse lung
23.1.11. Mouse milk
23.1.12. Mouse Peyer´s patches
23.1.13. Mouse placenta
23.1.14. Mouse plasma
23.1.15. Mouse serum
23.1.16. Mouse spleen

24. Pig
24.1. Pig Natural Contamination
24.1.1. Pig bile
24.1.2. Pig blood
24.1.3. Pig digesta
24.1.4. Pig kidney
24.1.5. Pig liver
24.1.6. Pig meat
24.1.7. Pig muscle
24.1.8. Pig plasma
24.1.9. Pig serum
24.1.10. Pig urine

24.2. Pig Artificial Contamination
24.2.1. Pig adrenals
24.2.2. Pig bile
24.2.3. Pig blood
24.2.4. Pig bone marrow
24.2.5. Pig brain
24.2.6. Pig cecum
24.2.7. Pig colon
24.2.8. Pig duodenum
24.2.9. Pig eye
24.2.10. Pig fat
24.2.11. Pig feces
24.2.12. Pig gallbladder
24.2.13. Pig heart
24.2.14. Pig ileum
24.2.15. Pig intestine
24.2.16. Pig jejunum
24.2.17. Pig kidney
24.2.18. Pig liver
24.2.19. Pig lung
24.2.20. Pig lymph
24.2.21 Pig muscle
24.2.22. Pig myocardium
24.2.23. Pig pancreas
24.2.24. Pig placenta
24.2.25. Pig plasma
24.2.26. Pig rectum
24.2.27 Pig serum
24.2.28. Pig skin
24.2.29. Pig spleen
24.2.30. Pig stomach
24.2.31. Pig testes
24.2.32. Pig tissue
24.2.33. Pig urine
24.2.34. Pig, sow milk

25. Pony
25.1. Pony Artificial Contamination
25.1.1. Pony cecum
25.1.2. Pony kidney
25.1.3. Pony liver
25.1.4. Pony muscle
25.1.5. Pony rectum
25.1.6. Pony stomach

26. Poultry
26.1. Poultry Natural Contamination
26.1.1. Poultry

27. Quail
27.1. Quail Artificial Contamination
27.1.1. Quail egg
27.2.1. Quail kidney
27.3.1. Quail plasma

28. Rabbit
28.1. Rabbit Artificial Contamination
28.1.1. Rabbit kidney
28.1.2. Rabbit liver
28.1.3. Rabbit mammary gland
28.1.4. Rabbit milk
28.1.5. Rabbit muscle
28.1.6. Rabbit plasma

29. Rat
29.1. Rat Artificial Contamination
29.1.1. Rat
29.1.1.1. Rat bile
29.1.1.2. Rat blood
29.1.1.3. Rat brain
29.1.1.4. Rat colon
29.1.1.5. Rat duodenum
29.1.1.6. Rat fat
29.1.1.7. Rat feces
29.1.1.8. Rat fetal extracts
29.1.1.9. Rat heart
29.1.1.10. Rat ileum
29.1.1.11. Rat intestine
29.1.1.12. Rat kidney
29.1.1.13. Rat liver
29.1.1.14. Rat lung
29.1.1.15. Rat lymph
29.1.1.16. Rat milk
29.1.1.17. Rat muscle
29.1.1.18. Rat plasma
29.1.1.19. Rat serous fluid and mucus
29.1.1.20. Rat serum
29.1.1.21. Rat spleen
29.1.1.22. Rat stomach
29.1.1.23. Rat testes
29.1.1.24. Rat trachea
29.1.1.25. Rat urine

30. Sheep
30.1. Sheep Natural Contamination
30.1.1. Sheep milk, raw
30.1.2. Sheep/goat milk, raw
30.1.3. Sheep urine

30.2. Sheep Artificial Contamination
30.2.1. Sheep bile
30.2.2. Sheep feces
30.2.3. Sheep milk, raw
30.2.4. Sheep plasma
30.2.5. Sheep rumen
30.2.6. Sheep serum
30.2.7. Sheep urine

31. Steer
31.1. Steer Natural Contamination
31.1.1. Steer kidney

31.2. Steer Artificial Contamination
31.2.1. Steer bile
31.2.2. Steer blood
31.2.3. Steer feces
31.2.4. Steer heart
31.2.5. Steer kidney
31.2.6. Steer liver
31.2.7. Steer lung
31.2.8. Steer muscle
31.2.9. Steer pancreas
31.2.10. Steer rumen
31.2.11. Steer spleen
31.2.12. Steer urine

32. Tree Shrew
32.1 Tree Shrew Artificial Contamination
32.1.1. Tree shrew liver
32.1.2. Tree shrew serum
32.1.3. Tree shrew urine

33. Turkey
33.1. Turkey Natural Contamination
33.1.1. Turkey lung
33.1.2. Turkey plasma

33.2. Turkey Artificial Contamination
33.2.1. Turkey excreta
33.2.2. Turkey heart
33.2.3. Turkey kidney
33.2.4. Turkey liver
33.2.5. Turkey lung
33.2.6. Turkey muscle
33.2.7. Turkey muscle, breast
33.2.8. Turkey muscle, thigh
33.2.9. Turkey plasma
33.2.10. Turkey serum

34. Woodchuck
34.1. Woodchuck Artificial Contamination
34.1.1. Woodchuck liver

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