Spanish armored fish toxin

Ciguatoxin, also known as ciguatoxin, originates from the fish species, and is 100 times stronger than pufferfish toxin in the 1960s. It is one of the more harmful red tide biotoxins known to be colorless, odorless, fat soluble, insoluble in water, heat-resistant, and not easily destroyed by stomach acid. It mainly exists in the internal organs and muscles, especially in the internal organs. Three types of ciguatoxin have been found, namely Pacific ciguatoxin, and ciguatoxin poisoning incidents often occur in Taiwan, China and Hong Kong. Xueka toxin has become a major obstacle to the development of fishery economy and public health. However, due to the lack of corresponding testing standards for the detection of cigua2check, the testing is still in the research stage. As of 2006, there is only one commercial kit produced in the United States, Cigua2check, which cannot be quantitatively detected.