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hemotoxin
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hemotoxin /he·mo·tox·in/ (-tok″sin) an exotoxin characterized by hemolytic activity.
he·mo·tox·in (hm-tksn)
n.
A substance, especially one produced by a bacterium, that destroys red blood cells. Also called hematotoxin.
hemotoxin [he´mo-tok″sin]
an exotoxin characterized by hemolytic activity.
hemotoxin
an exotoxin characterized by hemolytic activity.
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