β-Aflatrem is a potent tremorgenic mycotoxin primarily known for its neurotoxic effects in mammals. It is studied for its ability to induce sustained tremors and neurological dysfunction, making it a tool in neuroscience research to model movement disorders such as tremors and seizures. Due to its impact on the central nervous system, particularly its interference with neurotransmitter systems and ion channels, β-Aflatrem is used in laboratory settings to investigate the mechanisms underlying motor control and neurodegeneration. Its biological activity also contributes to studies on fungal toxicity in agricultural and food safety contexts, especially in livestock exposed to contaminated feed.