Значения термина produce toxins на английском

The council said the floating algae can produce toxins harmful to people and animals.

During invasion, pathogens produce toxins and other virulent factors to counteract host immune responses.

The bacteria don't grow or produce toxins at refrigerator temperatures.

Some can produce toxins that damage the liver or nervous system of animals and humans.

The council said the algae could produce toxins that are a risk to human and animal health.

Others act as internal parasites to produce toxins and virulence factors to kill the nematodes from within.

All plants produce toxins, and in order to be able to eat them we have evolved elaborate detoxification systems.

Not all produce toxins but scientists say toxic ones are occurring more frequently as climate change drives up global temperatures.

But doing this for extended periods can produce toxins and can dial down the amount of energy the brain receives.

Again, the old ways contain some wisdom as moulds can grow on the berries later in autumn which can produce toxins.

Why certain individuals contract severe infections is not known, but many strains of Streptococcus pyogenes are known to produce toxins and superantigens.

He said the chemical changes which occur in some vape flavourings when they are heated could also produce toxins, such as formaldehyde.

Medical officer of health Alistair Humphrey said the algae look like dark brown to black mats, and can produce toxins harmful to people and animals.

Microorganisms can attack and kill nematodes by diverse processes such as capturing, parasitizing, and producing toxins and enzymes.

The specific germ remains at the point of infection, and produces toxins that cause tetanic contractions of the muscles.

Much of it described how plants defended themselves, producing toxins and concentrating resources on their immune systems when unrelated neighboring plants were eaten.