mycotoxin
[ mahy-koh-tok-sin ]
/ ˌmaɪ koʊˈtɒk sɪn /
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noun Pathology.
a toxin produced by a fungus.
Nearby words
- mycostatin,
- mycota,
- mycotic,
- mycotic aneurysm,
- mycotoxicosis,
- mycotrophic,
- mycotrophy,
- mycovirus,
- mydriasis,
- mydriatic
Origin of mycotoxin
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He is caught stealing by his former employer, who poisons his nervous system with a mycotoxin.
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mycotoxin
/ (ˌmaɪkəˈtɒksɪn) /
noun
any of various toxic substances produced by fungi some of which may affect food and others of which are alleged to have been used in warfareSee also aflatoxin, yellow rain
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mycotoxin
[ mī′kō-tŏk′sĭn ]
n.
A toxin produced by a fungus.
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