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Tetrodotoxin (TTX), a dangerous toxin sometimes implicated in seafood poisoning, is best described as a:
- 1Heavy-metal contaminant bioaccumulated in marine fish that can be chelated with EDTA.
- 2Naturally occurring, extremely potent and heat-stable neurotoxin found in certain marine species.✓
- 3Synthetic food preservative that degrades rapidly when exposed to sub-zero temperatures.
- 4Heat-labile bacterial exotoxin neutralized by routine cooking and antibiotics.
Correct answer
Naturally occurring, extremely potent and heat-stable neurotoxin found in certain marine species.
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