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Lecture 20 - Naturally Occurring Toxicants as Etiologic Agents of Foodborne Disease
Learning Objectives
Examine the etiology (causation) of human disease related to naturally-occurring foodborne toxicants.
Understand the chemical complexity of foods.
Explore goiter, tropical ataxia neuropathy (TAN), tropical amblyopia, lathyrism, and their linkage to foodborne toxicants.
Review a range of natural food toxicants that are involved in human disease.
Advance Reading
Shibamoto, pp. 67-83
Suggested Reading
What is G6PD Deficiency?
G-6-PD Deficiency Association
Plant Toxins: Lathyrism
Plant Toxins: Konzo
Acetylcholine and Synaptic Receptors
Plant Toxins: Ricin
Plant Toxins: Veno-occlusive Disease
Plant Toxins: Cardiac Glycosides
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Goiter
Tropical ataxia neuropathy (TAN)
Tropical amblyopia
Lathyrism
Goitrogens
Cyanogenic glycosides
Lectins
Alkaloids
Protease inhibitors
Vasoactive amines
Osteolathyrism
Neurolathyrism
Beta-L-glutamylaminoproprionitrile
B-N-oxalyl-L-alpha,B-diaminoproprionic acid
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