corycavidin
/kɔːriˈkeɪvɪdɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A protein found in the venom of the corynascide wasp, responsible for its potent neurotoxic effects.
“The researcher isolated a compound called corycavidin from the venom of the corynascide wasp, which they believed could have potential therapeutic applications.”
2. proper noun
A genus of wasps in the family Vespidae, known for producing a potent neurotoxin.
“The species of wasp in the genus corycavidin are found primarily in tropical regions and are known for their aggressive behavior.”