ArticleAnalytical and bioanalytical chemistry2025
Characterizing cyanopeptides and transformation products in freshwater: integrating targeted, suspect, and non-targeted analysis with in silico modeling.
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Abstract
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) pose significant risks to environmental and public health, primarily through cyanotoxin production. Influenced by anthropogenic and climatic factors, cyanobacteria require advanced methods for identifying and characterizing their secondary metabolites. This study presents a multi-step approach to investigate the most abundant cyanopeptides in freshwater samples from agricultural and urban areas, aiming to improve their characterization and understand their environmental fate. A targeted method was developed to quantify 28 cyanopeptides across seven families, being one of the most extensive quantitative analyses of cyanopeptides. Significant concentrations of 14 congeners were detected, ranging from 0.038 to 5.68 µg L
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