Algae Toxins Linked to Brain Diseases Found in Florida - LG Sonic
Published by Tristen Gunther, Marketing Manager at LG Sonic for LG Sonic in Academic
An innovative field study in Southwest Florida has identified several neurotoxins in the state’s air and water. The three forms of BMAA – beta-Methylamino-L-alanine – are associated with brain diseases.
The study conducted by Calusa Waterkeeper volunteers and analysed by Wyoming’s Brain Chemistry Labs identified two forms of BMAA in every sample from 945 completed over five months.
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- Water Quality
- Algae
- Water Quality Management
- Water Quality Monitoring
- Algae Treatment
- Water quality
- Algal Blooms
- Water Quality Monitoring Sensor
- Hazardous Algae Blooms