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occurring inorganic toxins, such as ****nic.
Other understandings embrace synthetic analogs of
naturally occurring organic poisons as
toxins, and may or may...
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other types cause disease in
other animals.
Botulinum toxins are
among the most
potent toxins known to science.
Intoxication can
occur naturally as a...
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Shiga toxins are a
family of
related toxins with two
major groups, Stx1 and Stx2,
expressed by
genes considered to be part of the
genome of
lambdoid prophages...
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Microbial toxins are
toxins produced by micro-organisms,
including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, dinoflagellates, and viruses. Many
microbial toxins promote...
- et al. (October 1986). "Tet****
toxin:
primary structure,
expression in E. coli, and
homology with
botulinum toxins". The EMBO Journal. 5 (10): 2495–2502...
- 1.C.57.3.4) (multifunctional
autoprocessing RTX
toxins).
MARTX toxins are much
larger than RTX
toxins and are
exported by
modified type 1
secretion systems...
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Toxins is a
monthly open-access
scientific journal covering toxins and toxicology.
Toxins is
published monthly online by MDPI. The
French Society on Toxinology...
- They can be
classified as Type III
toxins because they
interfere with
internal cell function. They are
named AB
toxins due to
their components: the "A"...
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diphtheria toxin (truncated by the cell
binding domain)
coupled to an
antibody to CD3ε (UCHT1).
Similar to
other A-B
toxins,
diphtheria toxin is
adept at...
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Alpha toxin or alpha-
toxin refers to
several different protein toxins produced by bacteria, including:
Staphylococcus aureus alpha toxin, a membrane-disrupting...
