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Uncovering the cytotoxicity and growth inhibition of 14 Microcystis extracts on freshwater fish cell lines
Freshwater cyanobacteria raise health and ecotoxicological concerns due to their production of secondary metabolites. The Microcystis genus synthesizes the well-known cyanotoxins, microcystins (MCs), but also various metabolites with documented sublethal and lethal effects. The toxic potential of su
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