ichthyohemotoxin

ichthyohemotoxin
The toxic substance in the blood of certain fishes. [ichthyo- + G. haima, blood, + toxikon, poison]

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ich·thyo·he·mo·tox·in (ik″the-o-heґmo-tok″sin) [ichthyo- + hemo- + toxin] a toxic substance found in the blood of certain fish.

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  • ichthyohemotoxin — the poison found in the fresh blood of certain anguilliform fishes. These are largely parenteral (entry not through the intestine but through skin, cuts, etc.) poisons, although some individuals have been poisoned by the ingestion of large… …   Dictionary of ichthyology

  • ichthyohemotoxism — Poisoning resulting from the ingestion of fish containing the toxic substance, ichthyohemotoxin. * * * ich·thyo·he·mo·tox·ism or chiefly Brit ich·thyo·hae·mo·tox·ism .ik thē ō .hē mə täk .siz əm n poisoning caused by the ingestion of fish whose… …   Medical dictionary

  • ichthyotoxicum — the toxic principle in the blood of certain anguilliform fishes. See ichthyohemotoxin …   Dictionary of ichthyology

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