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Медицина: термолабильный токсин -
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мед.фраз. термолабильный токсин -
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열민감독소English-Korean animal medical dictionary > heat labile toxin
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токсинbacterial toxin — бактериальный [микробный] токсин
cholera toxin — холерный энтеротоксин, холерный экзотоксин, холероген
dermonecrotic toxin — дермонекротический токсин, дермонекротоксин ( один из бактериальных факторов кожного некроза)
Dick's toxin — эритрогенный токсин, токсин Дика
erythrogenic toxin — эритрогенный токсин, токсин Дика
intracellular toxin — внутриклеточный токсин, эндотоксин
killer toxin — токсин клетки-киллера, киллерный токсин
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n токсин, ядСинонимический ряд:poison (noun) bacteria; bane; contagion; germ; miasma; poison; venom; virus -
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9 intracellular toxin
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > intracellular toxin
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11 bacterial toxin
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > bacterial toxin
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сокр. от heat-labile toxinтермолабильный токсин -
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14 hlt
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