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1.Mycotoxin Basics: Introduce the fundamentals of mycotoxins, toxic compounds produced by molds commonly found in food commodities, and their implications for food safety. 2.Sources and Occurrence: Discuss the sources of mycotoxins in food, including cereals, nuts, spices, and dairy products, and the factors influencing their formation and contamination levels. 3.Health Risks: Highlight the health risks associated with mycotoxin consumption, such as carcinogenicity, hepatotoxicity, and immunosuppression, emphasizing the importance of strict food safety measures. 4.Regulatory Standards: Explain international regulations and guidelines for mycotoxin limits in food products, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and safeguarding public health. 5.Detection and Analysis: Explore analytical techniques for mycotoxin detection and quantification in food matrices, including chromatography, immunoassays, and molecular methods, enabling effective monitoring and control. 6.Prevention and Control: Discuss strategies for preventing mycotoxin contamination throughout the food supply chain, including agricultural practices, storage conditions, and processing methods. 7.Risk Management: Address risk management approaches for mycotoxins, including hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP), good agricultural practices (GAPs), and mycotoxin management programs, to mitigate exposure and ensure food safety.

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