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Mycotoxins are highly toxic compounds produced by molds that commonly occur  in cereal grains. These toxins can have adverse effects on human and animal  health. Mycotoxin decontamination procedures can be divided into three  different groups: chemical, biological and physical. Procedures from the  first two groups are often regarded as unacceptable for lowering the  mycotoxin level. A laboratory brush was developed for the purpose of physical  cleaning of corn kernel. Three samples of commercially available corn kernels  were subjected to the brushing procedure in order for the experimental study  to be conducted. The mass of 100g of corn kernels was placed on motionless  screen of the brush. A rotating part of the experimental device, the  polypropylene bristle brush was set to high­er speed (higher than 800 rpm).  During the corn brushing, dust and broken kernels were brushed out through  the motionless screen. Corn samples were taken before and after the brushing  procedure and they were analyzed for aflatoxin concentration by HPLC-UV RED.  By comparing the control and brushed samples, it can be noticed that removal  of fines caused the reduction in the level of mycotoxins in all three brushed  samples

Reducing the level of mycotoxins in corn by removal of fines