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M. aeruginosa is a bloom-forming cyanobacterium which is common in fresh-water lakes. It contains a potent hepatotoxin which when purifed has been shown to be a heptapeptide of molecular weight 1019. The toxin was iodinated with 1251 using the lactoperoxidase method, the labelled toxin administered iI).travenously to adult female rats and the half-life and organ distribution measured. The blood half-life after redistribution into extracellular pools was 42 min. The liver and kidneys showed accumulation of 217  11 and 56  02% of the dose respectively after 30 min. Little accumulation was observed in other organs and tissues. Small-intestinal contents and urine contained 94  6 1 and 29  1'2% of the dose respectively after 120 min. It was concluded that the liver is the main target organ for both accumulation and excretion of the toxin.

Biological Half-Life, Organ Distribution and Excretion of 125I-labelled Toxic Peptide from the Blue-green Alga Microcystis aeruginosa