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Dictionary » B » Botulin BotulinBotulin (Science: protein) a very strong poison which affects the nervous system, made by the bacteria clostridium botulinum. The poison causes the food poisoning known as botulism. ![]()
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Results from our forumC. botulinum: interesting organism!! Though botulin toxin is highly toxic, it is used in minute doses both to treat painful muscles spasms, and as a cosmestic treatment in some parts of the world. To get Wrinkle free????.... Lol... Probably...Haha. Ladies would ...
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C. botulinum: interesting organism!!This is one of my favorite toxins since it has such potential to be used in medicine. Botulin toxin produced by Clostridium botulinum is often believed to be a potential bioweapon as it is so potent that it takes less than one microgram to kill a person, and a drop ...
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C. botulinum: interesting organism!!Though botulin toxin is highly toxic, it is used in minute doses both to treat painful muscles spasms, and as a cosmestic treatment in some parts of the world. To get Wrinkle free????.... Lol...
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C. botulinum: interesting organism!!Cool site! =) Though botulin toxin is highly toxic, it is used in minute doses both to treat painful muscles spasms, and as a cosmestic treatment in some parts of the world. Overall, Clostridium botulinum has both advantages and disadvantages.
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C. botulinum: interesting organism!!Botulin toxin produced by Clostridium botulinum is often believed to be a potential bioweapon as it is so potent that it takes less than one microgram to kill a person, and a drop could kill 100,000 people, though contact ...
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