“Toxins (biological toxins)”  

Toxin

  In toxicology, a toxin is any poisonous substance produced by a biological organism such as from an animal, plant, or microbe.
  Toxins (biological toxins) are characterizable, poisonous biochemicals (biotoxins), with specific biological properties, including immunogenicity, produced naturally by microbes, higher plants and animals.
  Examples of toxins include:

mycotoxins aflatoxins amatoxins enterotoxins exotoxins

uremic toxins cyanotoxins virulence factors bacterial toxins

marine toxins paralytic shellfish toxins phytotoxins phytoalexins venoms

Examples of substances that may play a role as a includes:

2-amino-2-deoxy-D-galactopyranose L-djenkolic acid acrolein anthramycin aristolochic acid aurafuron A bafilomycin A1 Batrachotoxin biliatresone bongkrekic acid ciguatoxin

clitidine curacozole decarbamoylsaxitoxin dinophysistoxin 1 dinophysistoxin 2 erdasporine A erdasporine B erdasporine C ergometrine ethylene glycol fusicoccin

hydrogen sulfide latrunculin A latrunculin B mitomycin A neosaxitoxin nereistoxin neriifolin palytoxin pectenotoxin-11 phenylacetic acid rotenone

saxitoxin solanidine tabtoxin terretonin thiolutin tilimycin tilivalline tobramycin toxoflavin tropodithietic acid tropolone

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