… in various organs of two freshwater snails from Lake Dianchi, … bioaccumulation patterns of
MC–LR in four organs (muscles, gonads, hepatopancreas and digestive tract) for both snails; 2…

… To investigate the bioaccumulation patterns of microcystins (MCs) in organs of two gastropods,
… Pulmonate had higher value than prosobranch because of the stronger bioaccumulation …

… effects of MCLR on freshwater snails and the underlying toxicity/… , a typical freshwater snail,
exposed to 0.01 mg/L to 2 mg/L MCLR … Bioaccumulation of MC in freshwater snails has been …

… Freshwater cyanobacteria produce toxic microcystins (MCs), … The water in the reservoir (26
km 2 , salinity < 2) is often … of macrobenthic animals such as small bivalves, polychaetes, and …

… ability of the freshwater gastropod Viviparus georgianus to … A common hypothesis for the
production of microcystins is to … as snail mass increased, which will be referred to as phase 2. …

… To investigate the bioaccumulation patterns of microcystins (MCs) in organs of two gastropods,
… Pulmonate had higher value than prosobranch because of the stronger bioaccumulation …

… both the viscera and also in the edible muscle/foot. Although there have been extensive studies
on the bioaccumulation … the accumulation of MCs in freshwater fish is of great importance …

… By studying the bioaccumulation law of MCs in two snails in a cyanobacteria-bloom plateau
lake, it was found that the hepatopancreas was the main target of two snails (Figure 1) [26]. …

… freshwater and even brackish waterbodies. To understand the putative correlation between
bioconcentration … species-specific bioconcentration of MC-LR in bivalves and their effects on …

… Thus, in this study, we investigated the bioaccumulation of three MC … Chen and Xie 12
studied MC accumulation in four bivalves … , to our knowledge only two studies have addressed …