aflatoxin的意思|aflatoxin的解释-里氏词典

aflatoxin [,æflə'tɔksin]

[化] 黄曲霉毒素

A similar condition quickly followed in ducks and pheasants with the common factor identified as aflatoxin contamination of groundnut meal imported from Brazil.
不久采食从巴西进口的受黄曲霉毒素污染的花生粕的鸭子和野鸡也出现了类似症状。
PRODUCT MUST BE SUBJECTED TO SORTING OR OTHER PHYSICAL TREATMENT TO REDUCE AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION BEFORE HUMAN CONSUMPTION OR USE AS AN INGREDIENT IN FOODSTUFFS.
产品在人们使用前或作为原料进行食品加工前都需进行分类或其它物理处理方式来降低黄曲霉素污染。
We know from Iraq's past admissions that it has successfully weaponized not only anthrax, but also other biological agents, including botulinum toxin, aflatoxin and ricin.
我们从伊拉克过去承认的事实中了解到，它已不仅成功地将炭菌病毒制武器化了，而且将包括肉毒菌毒素、曲霉毒素和蓖麻毒素等生物制剂武器化了。

aflatoxin

[ noun ]
a potent carcinogen from the fungus Aspergillus; can be produced and stored for use as a bioweapon
<noun.substance>

Officials at the world's largest cereal mill _ Quaker Oats Co. in Cedar Rapids, Iowa _ say they test incoming corn for aflatoxin.
Agriculture Department scientists are looking at the neem tree of Asia and Africa as a possible source of material to prevent the formation of aflatoxin, a food toxin that occurs in nature.
The FDA restricts interstate shipment of corn that is contaminated with even a minuscule amount of aflatoxin if it is intended for human or animal consumption.
The bill of sale includes a notice that the crop contained at least 5,000 parts of aflatoxin per billion.
While the fungus that makes aflatoxin is common in many parts of the country, only droughts of this summer's magnitude triggers production.
Much of the scientific community has long reasoned that aflatoxin isn't a major health problem in the U.S. because the country's rate of liver cancer isn't high.
Most Midwest states see little need for tight regulation because aflatoxin has been relatively rare in the region.
Mexico, which wants the corn for human consumption, is requesting that the corn be sampled and proven free of contamination with aflatoxin, a carcinogen, above 20 parts per billion.
The FDA prohibits the interstate shipment of corn that contains more than 20 parts per billion of aflatoxin.
According to government guidelines, corn containing more than 20 parts per billion of aflatoxin shouldn't be used in food for human consumption, such as grits or cereal, nor should it be fed to dairy cows.
Scientists testifying before the panel had differing views on the dangers of aflatoxin.
As a result, most Midwest states only test corn for aflatoxin after widespread droughts.
After delivery, the Indian Grain Cooperative Marketing Federation complained of aflatoxin contamination to Lyle Sabranek, agricultural counselor of the American Embassy in New Delhi, the Indian Embassy in Washington said.
According to crop scientists and grain analysts, some elevators in about six Illinois counties between the Mississippi River cities of Moline and Quincy are detecting aflatoxin in newly harvested corn offered for sale by local farmers.
The early indication is that aflatoxin might be widespread in the state's corn crop, much of which is fed to livestock.
Public health is not threatened by aflatoxin, a cancer-causing substance found in part of the nation's corn supply, agricultural leaders said Monday.
Alerted by reports of widespread aflatoxin in Texas corn, food safety officials there surveyed 44 container trucks of raw milk in Fort Worth before processing.
Japan's move follows demands by some major importers of U.S. corn that all shipments be screened for aflatoxin.
And aflatoxin is in the back of the minds of traders at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where prices of hogs _ a major corn consumer and especially vulnerable to the toxin _ would feel the effects of an outbreak.
The House subcommittee on wheat, soybeans and feed grains asked the GAO last year to study how federal regulators handled a widespread outbreak of aflatoxin in corn during the 1988 drought.
Government surveys in Iowa and Illinois last fall found dangerous levels of aflatoxin in about one-third of the corn sampled, but the surveys were too small to be statistically valid.
Early indications are that aflatoxin, though found already in several states, will not pose a serious problem, experts say.
In 1979, aflatoxin was found in the blood of a 31-year-old black woman from rural Georgia who died of liver cancer.
Most dairy farmers won't feed their cows corn that contains more than 20 parts of aflatoxin per billion.
A trace of aflatoxin also was discovered in an Iowa milk sample, indicating it was fed to cattle there as well.
Futures traders don't know which way to turn yet on the aflatoxin contamination of the Midwest corn crop.
Corn prices retreated in a continuing reaction to Thursday's rumor that the Soviet Union had spurned a shipment of U.S. corn due to the presence of aflatoxin, a carcinogenic mold, analysts said.
In its bill of sale, the FmHA disclosed that the corn contained aflatoxin concentrations greater than 5,000 parts per billion and assigned any liability to the purchaser.
Japan's step to consider imposing restrictions is heightening concerns that U.S. exports of corn might suffer in the wake of the aflatoxin outbreak.
Because aflatoxin is so potent, the state can block sales by a dairy farm if its milk contains more than 0.5 parts of aflatoxin per billion.

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