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    Mold Remediation Service in Greater Chicagoland City Area Properties that retain high levels of moisture have a higher risk of developing mold. Mold is a common house irritant that loves to grow in dark, damp and humid spaces. Though mold has a fuzzy appearance, don’t think that it can’t harm your indoor environment. Because once mold spreads, your health and your property will suffer from illnesses and various structural damage. The Dangers of Mold There are three classes of mold that are commonly

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    to pesticides, or improve quality of the product (Bessin, n.d). A disadvantage of adding this bacteria to the corn is that the pest can gradually build resistance to any pesticide. An advantage of Bt-corn is that it contains lower levels of mycotoxins. Mycotoxins are toxins that are derived from molds

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    6.4. Rats and mice Rats have been used extensively for decades as a model for human mycotoxicoses especially with regard to the carcinogenic potential of AF. This model system, however, has been a subject for debate due to the differences in the detoxification mechanisms between rats and humans as shown by cytosolic conjugation of AFB1 in vitro (Raney et al., 1992). In contrast to rats, mice are generally resistant to the hepatocarcinogenic effects of AFB1. This may explain the high level of glutathione-S-transferase

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    Juice.” 3) Goal/Thesis: To develop, improve, and validate an existing AOAC method for trace level detection of patulin in apple juice products by GC-MS. 4) Overall purpose: To reduce human’s exposure to patulin, a naturally occurring carcinogenic mycotoxin, known to pose serious health hazards. B) Research Context: Patulin Control as a Global Issue: • Apple juice market constantly expands, which

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    Neuromancer The book “Neuromancer” was written in 1984 and it has blown away the thought barriers with the author’s technology implementation. It was written by a well-known author that goes by the name of William Gibson. In the book we find ourselves in a futuristic Japan where arcades, hacking, drugs, sex, violence, splicing, and technology has taken over. This is not the Japan we know today, or is it? In today’s world Japan is very much up there with technology. The way the author describes

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    Intestine Essay

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    large intestine and induces soft faeces and diarrhoea. Faeces is usually pale colour and have foul smelling. Continuous diarrhoea leads to dehydration and loss of electrolytes and weakness in horses. The symptoms can be resolved with stopping the milk feeding. 3.8 SOME COMMON EQUINE FEEDSTUFFS 3.8.1 Concentrates Dietary supplementation with concentrates is essential to maintain good health and to satisfy the nutritional needs for growth and performance of horses, especially where there is limited

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    History is filled with exciting cases of settling and exploring new lands, as well as discovering diseases. Salem is one example of settling and a disease. In 1692 people were throwing witch accusations at whoever they could hit with it. There have been many researchers studying the trials and what could have caused the mass hysteria. To understand how the witchcraft trials of Salem were caused by ergot poisoning one must know the definition of ergot, the growing conditions of the poison, and the

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    Monsanto Pros And Cons

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    Many people talk about GMOs without even knowing what they are. GMO stands for genetically modified organism, which does not sound like an appetizing name. (Whitman 1). The GMOs discussed in this essay will be the GMOs developed by Monsanto, Monsanto is most known for their genetically modified corn seeds; they make their seeds resistant to Roundup so that farmers can spray the entire crop with Roundup and not have any adverse effects on the finished product (Whitman 1). One may ask, why corn? This

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    How Mold Grow

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    grow. So, know we know how mold grows but know let's talk about the dangers of eating Mold. So, the dangers of eating moldy bread is dangerous because you could be eating many different types of poisons. Some of the poisons you could be eating are mycotoxins, or fungal poisons. This fungal poisons

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    What Is Duckweed?

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    INTRODUCTION As duckweed is a plant that tends to gather among still water, the growth can be very harmful to the lives of certain animals, depending on the environment. Potential hazards may include a range of contaminants, such as heavy metals, mycotoxins, pesticide residues, as well as pathogens (Spiegen et al, 2013). “Duckweed is a tiny floating aquatic plant that is characterized by a rapid growth, high tolerance to polluted water, global distribution, and high starch content” (Ishizawa et al

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