Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Verrucarin A belongs in the class of trichothecenes, a group of sesquiterpene toxins produced by several fungi, namely from the Fusarium species, that are responsible for infecting food grains. Within the skeleton of the basic trichothecane structure, the olefin and epoxide are crucial for toxicity; ester functionalities and hydroxyl groups often contribute to the toxicity, thereby rendering Verrucarin A as one of the most lethal examples.. }
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- Verrucarin_A comment "Verrucarin A belongs in the class of trichothecenes, a group of sesquiterpene toxins produced by several fungi, namely from the Fusarium species, that are responsible for infecting food grains. Within the skeleton of the basic trichothecane structure, the olefin and epoxide are crucial for toxicity; ester functionalities and hydroxyl groups often contribute to the toxicity, thereby rendering Verrucarin A as one of the most lethal examples.".