Definition of aconitine in English:

aconitine

noun əˈkɒnɪtiːnəˈkɑnɪˌtin

mass nounChemistry

A poisonous alkaloid obtained from monkshood and related plants.
Example sentencesExamples
- Principle constituents: aconitine which is one of the most poisonous of all alkaloids.
- These herbs contain highly toxic alkaloids, including aconitine, which activate sodium channels and over-stimulate cell membranes.
- The final tests have shown that in various samples of prepared aconite (fu zi) the aconine and benzoyl aconine were 1/2000 or 1/250 that of aconitine respectively.
- Excessive amounts of these materials, which contain diterpene alkaloids particularly aconitine, can produce toxic effects and occasional fatalities.
- In 1881 Dr George Henry Lamson poisoned his two brothers-in-law for their legacies, at least one with aconitine, the only recorded case of its use to kill.

Definition of aconitine in US English:

aconitine

nounəˈkäniˌtēnəˈkɑnɪˌtin

Chemistry

A poisonous alkaloid obtained from monkshood and related plants.
Example sentencesExamples
- These herbs contain highly toxic alkaloids, including aconitine, which activate sodium channels and over-stimulate cell membranes.
- The final tests have shown that in various samples of prepared aconite (fu zi) the aconine and benzoyl aconine were 1/2000 or 1/250 that of aconitine respectively.
- In 1881 Dr George Henry Lamson poisoned his two brothers-in-law for their legacies, at least one with aconitine, the only recorded case of its use to kill.
- Excessive amounts of these materials, which contain diterpene alkaloids particularly aconitine, can produce toxic effects and occasional fatalities.
- Principle constituents: aconitine which is one of the most poisonous of all alkaloids.

单词	aconitine
释义	Definition of aconitine in English: aconitine noun əˈkɒnɪtiːnəˈkɑnɪˌtin mass nounChemistry A poisonous alkaloid obtained from monkshood and related plants. Example sentencesExamples Principle constituents: aconitine which is one of the most poisonous of all alkaloids. These herbs contain highly toxic alkaloids, including aconitine, which activate sodium channels and over-stimulate cell membranes. The final tests have shown that in various samples of prepared aconite (fu zi) the aconine and benzoyl aconine were 1/2000 or 1/250 that of aconitine respectively. Excessive amounts of these materials, which contain diterpene alkaloids particularly aconitine, can produce toxic effects and occasional fatalities. In 1881 Dr George Henry Lamson poisoned his two brothers-in-law for their legacies, at least one with aconitine, the only recorded case of its use to kill. Definition of aconitine in US English: aconitine nounəˈkäniˌtēnəˈkɑnɪˌtin Chemistry A poisonous alkaloid obtained from monkshood and related plants. Example sentencesExamples These herbs contain highly toxic alkaloids, including aconitine, which activate sodium channels and over-stimulate cell membranes. The final tests have shown that in various samples of prepared aconite (fu zi) the aconine and benzoyl aconine were 1/2000 or 1/250 that of aconitine respectively. In 1881 Dr George Henry Lamson poisoned his two brothers-in-law for their legacies, at least one with aconitine, the only recorded case of its use to kill. Excessive amounts of these materials, which contain diterpene alkaloids particularly aconitine, can produce toxic effects and occasional fatalities. Principle constituents: aconitine which is one of the most poisonous of all alkaloids.
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