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Dictionary » L » L doses L dosesL doses a group of terms that indicate the relative activity or potency of diphtheria toxin; the l doses are distinctly different from the minimal lethal dose and minimal reacting dose, inasmuch as the latter two represent the direct effects of toxin, whereas the l doses pertain to the combining power of toxin with specific antitoxin. Origin: L for limes ![]()
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