heat-labile toxin

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• LT — • heat labile toxin; • laboratory technology/technologist; • laminar tomography; • Laplace transform; • laryngeal tube; • left; • left thigh; • left thoracic; • less than; • lethal time; • leukotriene; • Levin tube; • levothyroxine; • light; •… …   Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations

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