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Meanings of toxins in English
Poisonous chemicals, often proteins, produced by any organism.
Usage of toxins in English
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However, research on peptides and toxins of sea anemones is still limited.
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So far, few samples have shown elevated levels of toxins, she said.
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These toxins may also directly contribute to mortality in late stage infection.
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Water flushes waste matter and toxins through the body, promoting clear complexions.
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The floods could wash toxins into other areas and the water supply.
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A group of bacterial protein toxins interfere with vesicular trafficking inside cells.
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Water will help fill you up, remove toxins and keep you hydrated.
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Perhaps not, but even a fiend must be subject to fatigue toxins.
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Will future generations be thankful for toxins in our lakes and rivers?
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Had never been exposed to any toxins as far as she knew.
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In addition, some putative toxins including metalloproteinases and neurotoxins were also identified.
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Foot soaks are known to rejuvenate the entire body by removing toxins.
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Traditionally, cleansing the bloodstream of toxins is a process known as hemofiltration.
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The newly discovered family of toxins were named gympietides after the tree.
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Like food, you skin care should be safe and free of toxins.
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Fish and shellfish can concentrate toxins and their consumption should be avoided.
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