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tossina
Also known as biological toxin, biotoxin
tipo di veleno
AI overview
A toxin is a poisonous substance produced by living organisms—such as mushrooms, plants, animals, or bacteria—that can cause harm or illness to other organisms that are exposed to it. Toxins matter because they pose real health risks to humans and other creatures, making it important to identify and avoid them in food, the environment, and everyday products.
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Research
530,209 papers- The murine toxin of Pasteurella pestis: a study in its development.ReviewBacteriological reviews · 1966Kadis S, Montie TC, Ajl SJDOI: 10.1128/br.30.1.177-191.1966
- THE "TOXIN" IN CLOSED-LOOP STRANGULATION OBSTRUCTION.ReviewBulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine · 1964COHN I Jr
- How plants differ in toxin-sensitivity.Science (New York, N.Y.) · 2017Van den Ackerveken GDOI: 10.1126/science.aar4188
- Letter: "Menstrual toxin".Lancet (London, England) · 1974Punjani MRDOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(74)91600-6
- Letter: "Menstrual toxin".
Article · Italiano
Per tossina si intende una sostanza prodotta da un organismo animale, vegetale o microbico che è dannosa per alcune specie. Una biotossina è un veleno prodotto dall'attività metabolica di alcuni esseri viventi, come i batteri. Le tossine prodotte dai funghi sono chiamate micotossine. Il termine tossina fu coniato per la prima volta dal medico tedesco Ludwig Briegier.
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