Bufol is a steroid and/or 'bile alcohol' found in toads and frogs, which is secreted from the gallbladder of certain species of toads, frogs and other animals. In a broad biological sense, bufol can be classified as a lipid, as it is a polyatomic bile alcohol with a steroidal structure.
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