Detection of moulds and their toxins in fresh water fish: Assessment of mould contamination of fresh water fish and trials to reduce using natamycin
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Detection of moulds and their toxins in fresh water fish: Assessment of mould contamination of fresh water fish and trials to reduce using natamycin

by Jeena Abo Shaisha, Nader Yehia, Ghada Kamel

Food Science microbiology aquaculture
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A scientific assessment of mould contamination in freshwater fish and evaluation of natamycin as a control method to reduce associated toxins.

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This research investigates the presence of moulds and associated toxins in freshwater fish.

The study assesses contamination levels and explores practical strategies for mitigation.

Natamycin is tested as a potential treatment to reduce mould growth and toxin production.

Findings aim to support improved food safety practices in aquaculture and fisheries.

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