Centers for Oceans and Human Health: a unified approach to the challenge of harmful algal blooms

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Deana L Erdner
Julianne Dyble
Michael L Parsons
Richard C Stevens
Katherine A Hubbard
Michele L Wrabel
Stephanie K Moore
Kathi A Lefebvre
Donald M Anderson
Paul Bienfang
Robert R Bidigare
Micaela S Parker
Peter Moeller
Larry E Brand
Vera L Trainer
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[1] University of Texas Marine Science Institute,Department of Marine and Ecological Sciences, Coastal Watershed Institute
[2] NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory,Department of Medicine (Div. of Medical Genetics)
[3] Florida Gulf Coast University,Pacific Northwest Center for Human Health and Ocean Studies, School of Oceanography
[4] University of Washington,School of Oceanography
[5] University of Washington,NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center
[6] University of Washington,Biology Department
[7] WEst Coast Center for Oceans and Human Health,Center for Oceans and Human Health, Pacific Research Center for Marine Biomedicine, School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology
[8] Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution,Center for Marine Microbial Ecology and Diversity
[9] University of Hawaii,Toxin/Natural Products Chemistry Program, National Ocean Service, NOAA
[10] University of Hawaii at Manoa,University of Miami
[11] Hollings Marine Laboratory,undefined
[12] RSMAS,undefined
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Environmental Health | / 7卷
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Great Lake; Domoic Acid; Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning; Toxic Dinoflagellate; Toxin Exposure;
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