Case diagnosis and characterization of suspected paralytic shellfish poisoning in Alaska
Jennifer S. Knaack(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Rudolph C. Johnson(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Vera L. Trainer(Washington Department of Natural Resources), M Forester(Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation), Ginny L. Eckert(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Joseph McLaughlin(University of Ulster), Steve L. Morton(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Richard Y. Wang(Stanford University), Ernest McGahee(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Kimberly A. Porter(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Jerry D. Thomas(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Kate Sullivan(University of Alaska Southeast), Justin T. Jacob(Johns Hopkins University)
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