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*. Methylamino-l-alanine-)-not-*-saxitoxin, *. Not-lyngbyatoxin, and . Not, (lipopolysaccharide OR LPS) AND cyanobacteria) NOT *aplysiatoxin* NOT (palytoxin OR PLTX OR ostreocin*) NOT *ciguatoxin*) OR AB (cyanotoxin* NOT microcystin* NOT nodularin* NOT cylindrospermopsin* NOT *anatoxin* NOT (BMAA OR beta-N- Methylamino-L-alanine) NOT *saxitoxin* NOT lyngbyatoxin* NOT ((lipopolysaccharide OR LPS) AND cyanobacteria) NOT *aplysiatoxin* NOT (palytoxin OR PLTX OR ostreocin*) NOT *ciguatoxin*) OR DE (cyanotoxin* NOT microcystin* NOT nodularin* NOT cylindrospermopsin* NOT *anatoxin* NOT (BMAA OR beta, alanine) NOT *saxitoxin* NOT lyngbyatoxin* NOT ((lipopolysaccharide OR LPS) AND cyanobacteria) NOT *aplysiatoxin* NOT (palytoxin OR PLTX OR ostreocin*) NOT *ciguatoxin*) )

. Methylamino-l-alanine, NOT *saxitoxin* NOT lyngbyatoxin* NOT ((lipopolysaccharide OR LPS) AND cyanobacteria) NOT *aplysiatoxin* NOT (palytoxin OR PLTX OR ostreocin*) NOT *ciguatoxin*) OR AB

. Methylamino-l-alanine, NOT *saxitoxin* NOT lyngbyatoxin* NOT ((lipopolysaccharide OR LPS) AND cyanobacteria) NOT *aplysiatoxin* NOT (palytoxin OR PLTX OR ostreocin*) NOT *ciguatoxin*) OR KW

. Methylamino-l-alanine, NOT *saxitoxin* NOT lyngbyatoxin* NOT ((lipopolysaccharide OR LPS) AND cyanobacteria) NOT *aplysiatoxin* NOT (palytoxin OR PLTX OR ostreocin*) NOT *ciguatoxin*) ) Number of records retrieved 12