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Dictionary » E » Exotoxins ExotoxinsExotoxins toxins produced, especially by bacterial or fungal cells, and released into the culture medium or environment. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... lipopolysaccharide layer helps the cell adhere to host tissues and prevents leukocytes from ingesting and lysing the organism. Lipases and exotoxins then procede to destroy host cell tissue which then leads to the complications associated with infection. " LPS anyone? OOOOOOOHHHHHHMY.......bringing ...
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The Fiber Disease... acute respiratory illness in non-atopic, non-allergic individuals is not equally or more likely to be explained by inhalation of cyanobacterial exotoxins. So not really linking it to any pathologies, even less so your disease. And the second one is just describing a laboratory model (it's easier ...
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