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do·mo·ic acid
\də¦mōik-\ noun
Etymology: part translation of Japanese dōmoi-san, from dōmoi, a name for the alga Chondria armata + san acid
: a neurotoxic analogue C15H21NO6 of glutamic acid that is produced by some diatoms (especially genus Pseudonitzschia) and has caused poisoning in vertebrates (as whales, birds, and humans) that have consumed diatom-contaminated fish or shellfish |