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ciguatoxin
ci·gua·tox·in C0355075 (sē′gwə-tŏk′sĭn)n. A potent neurotoxin that is secreted by a dinoflagellate and can accumulate in the flesh of certain marine fish, such as grouper or snapper, causing ciguatera poisoning.
[cigua(tera) + toxin.]ciguatoxin (ˌsɪɡwəˈtɒksɪn) n (Medicine) a toxin found in seafoodciguatoxin
ciguatoxin[¦sēg·wə¦täk·sən] (biochemistry) A toxin produced by the benthic dinoflagellate Gambierdiscus toxicus. ciguatoxin
ciguatera [se″gwah-ta´rah] a form of fish poisoning" >fish poisoning, marked by gastrointestinal and neurologic symptoms due to ingestion of tropical or subtropical marine fish such as the barracuda" >barracuda, grouper" >grouper, or snapper" >snapper that have ciguatoxin" >ciguatoxin in their tissues.ci·gua·tox·in (sē'gwă-tok'sin), A marine saponin of unknown structure but with the empiric formula of C35H65NO8; the toxic substance that causes ciguatera.ciguatoxin (sē′gwə-tŏk′sĭn)n. A potent neurotoxin that is secreted by a dinoflagellate and can accumulate in the flesh of certain marine fish, such as grouper or snapper, causing ciguatera poisoning. |