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An enzyme immunoassay for the detection of Florida red tide brevetoxinsTRAINER, V. L; BADEN, D. G.Toxicon (Oxford). 1991, Vol 29, Num 11, pp 1387-1394, issn 0041-0101Article

Modified immunoassays for polyether toxins : implications of biological matrixes, metabolic states, and epitope recognitionBADEN, D. G; MELINEK, R; SECHET, V et al.Journal of AOAC International. 1995, Vol 78, Num 2, pp 499-508, issn 1060-3271Conference Paper

Identification of peptide components of the brevetoxin receptor site of rat brain sodium channelsTRAINER, V. L; BADEN, D. G; CATTERALL, W. A et al.The Journal of biological chemistry (Print). 1994, Vol 269, Num 31, pp 19904-19909, issn 0021-9258Article

Brevetoxins bind to multiple classes of sites in rat brain synaptosomesEDWARDS, R. A; TRAINER, V. L; BADEN, D. G et al.Molecular brain research. 1992, Vol 14, Num 1-2, pp 64-70, issn 0169-328XArticle

Brevetoxins : unique activators of voltage-sensitive sodium channelsTRAINER, V. L; EDWARDS, R. A; SZMANT, A. M et al.A.C.S. symposium series. 1990, Vol 418, pp 166-175, issn 0097-6156Article

Brevetoxin binding: molecular pharmacology versus immunoassayBADEN, D. G; MENDE, T. J; SZMANT, A. M et al.Toxicon (Oxford). 1988, Vol 26, Num 1, pp 97-103, issn 0041-0101Article