-
classified by
their source, such as
fungal biotoxins,
microbial toxins,
plant biotoxins, or
animal biotoxins.
Toxins produced by
microorganisms are important...
-
algae and
other organisms that
contain biotoxins,
which are
defensive substances against predators.
Biotoxins ac****ulated in fish/s****fish
include brevetoxins...
- such as
teeth or with
blunt objects, by heat or cold, or by
venoms and
biotoxins.
Injury prompts an
inflammatory response in many taxa of animals; this...
- weapons. In
addition to
these living or
replicating pathogens,
toxins and
biotoxins are also
included among the bio-agents. More than 1,200
different kinds...
- "Strychnine:
Biotoxin |
NIOSH | CDC". www.cdc.gov. 2023-05-26.
Retrieved 2024-08-12. "CDC – The
Emergency Response Safety and
Health Database:
Biotoxin: Strychnine...
- Plumlee,
Konnie H. (2004-01-01), Plumlee,
Konnie H. (ed.), "Chapter 18 -
Biotoxins",
Clinical Veterinary Toxicology,
Saint Louis: Mosby, pp. 98–116, ISBN 978-0-323-01125-9...
- wounding,
change in pressure, heat or cold,
chemical substances,
venoms and
biotoxins.
Injury prompts an
inflammatory response in many taxa of animals; this...
-
possible source of
contamination occurs when
bivalves contain marine biotoxins as a
result of
ingesting numerous dinoflagellates.
These microalgae are...
-
organotin chemistry ("tin-based")
biotoxins such as
tributyltin oxide (TBT) and were
effective for up to four years.
These biotoxins were
subsequently banned by...
- MTP
belongs to a
wider group of
marine biotoxins.
Based on the
clinical symptoms that they induce,
marine biotoxins are
distinguished in two groups: diarrhetic...
