bot·u·lin 
(bŏchə-lĭn)
(bŏchə-lĭn)n.
Any of several enzymes that are produced by botulinum bacteria and induce the paralysis of botulism by interfering with the ability of neurons to release acetylcholine at nerve-muscle junctures. Botulin is used as an antispasmodic and a treatment for wrinkles by paralyzing facial muscles. Also called botulinum toxin.
[Latin botulus, sausage (a common source of contamination) + -IN.]
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