hemotoxin
[he´mo-tok″sin] an
exotoxin characterized by hemolytic activity.
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he·mo·tox·in
(hē'mō-tok'sin), Any substance that causes destruction of red blood cells, including various hemolysins; usually used with reference to substances of biologic origin, in contrast to chemicals.
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he·mo·tox·in
(hē'mō-tok'sin) Any substance that destroys red blood cells, including various hemolysins; usually used with reference to substances of biologic origin, in contrast to chemicals.
Synonym(s):
hematotoxin,
haemotoxin.
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he·mo·tox·in
(hē'mō-tok'sin) Any substance that destroys red blood cells; used with reference to substances of biologic origin, in contrast to chemicals.
Synonym(s):
haemotoxin.
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