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Trichothecenes degradation by ammonia - is there any evidence for this?

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I Googled some articles about degradation

of mycotoxins with ammonia and ozone, but

none of them referfed to triochothecenes.

Mostly they referred to ammonia degrading

aflatoxins in grains.

Is there any hard evidence of which mycotoxins

can be degraded (and under what conditions,

time of exposure, temp., etc..) by

things a person could commonly use at home

without great risk of harm from exposure.

Things like: ammonia, chlorine, and ozone?

Is this just a shot in the dark? Anecdotal

evidence? What?

Thanks,

Zippy

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