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equitoxic

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e·qui·tox·ic (kw-tksk, kw-)
adj.
Having equal toxicity.
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Briefly, exponentially growing SKW-3 cells were exposed to equitoxic concentrations of the tested compounds and after the treatment period the cells were pelleted and washed thrice in PBS.
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