Florida State University researchers built a rapid rhPCR–lateral flow test, read on Attogene strips, that tells royal red shrimp from its cheaper Argentine look-alike. 60% of retail ‘royal reds’ they tested were not royal red.
Is That Really Royal Red Shrimp? A Rapid rhPCR–Lateral Flow Test Using Attogene Strips Read More »
A never-before-seen red tide species devastated Australian coastlines for over a year. Here’s what it means for shellfish toxin testing programs worldwide.
When Red Tide Goes Global: A New Era for Shellfish Safety Testing Read More »
HABs are making headlines in 2026 — from Lake Erie forecasts to record sargassum. Here’s what’s driving algal bloom concerns and how rapid detection helps.
Algal Bloom Crisis 2026: What’s in the News Read More »
Guanitoxin is among the most lethal cyanotoxins — yet almost no HAB monitoring program tests for it. Learn why, and what labs can do now.
The Cyanotoxin No One Is Testing For Read More »
Saxitoxin detection kits for PSP monitoring in freshwater, shellfish, and drinking water. Rapid lateral flow, ELISA, and qPCR assay options from Attogene.
Saxitoxin Testing Kits for PSP Monitoring Read More »
Lateral flow assay kits provide fast, field-deployable detection for environmental toxins, food safety analytes, and molecular targets. Explore Attogene’s full LFA portfolio.
Lateral Flow Assay Kits for Rapid Detection Read More »
South Australia’s Karenia bloom — one of the largest HAB events ever recorded — shows why rapid lateral flow testing for microcystin, saxitoxin, cylindrospermopsin, and anatoxin-a is critical. Explore Attogene’s field-deployable detection kits and qPCR tools for environmental monitoring teams.
Algal Bloom Crisis: How Rapid Testing Responds Read More »
