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heat labile

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heat labile
Etymology: L, labilis, liable to slip
readily destroyed by heat. See also thermolabile.


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Many of these cross-links are not heat labile and continue to hold the unfolded collagen molecules together, much like a frayed rope.
Wavelength-Dependent Conformational Changes in Collagen after ... by Yaowu Xiao and Mingsheng Guo and Peng Zhang and Ganesh Shanmugam and Prasad L Polavarapu and M Shane / Biophysical Journal
A functional antigen in a practical crop: LT-B producing maize protects mice against Escherichia coli heat labile enterotoxin (LT) and cholera toxin (CT).
Low-dose exposure and immunogenicity of transgenic maize expressing ... by Cunnick, Joan E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
4 This cytotoxin is heat labile, thus immersing the affected body part in the hottest water (45°C) for as long as can be tolerated provides the most effective relief of pain and swelling.
Rapidly progressive necrotising fasciitis following a stonefish ... by W M Tang and K K Fung and V C Cheng and L Lucke / Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery
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