in·ac·ti·vate ( n- k t -v t )v. 1. To render nonfunctional. 2. To make quiescent. in·ac ti·vation n. |
inactivate,
v to render inactive; to destroy the activity of.
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inactivate, v to render inactive; to destroy the activity of. |
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In laboratory studies, PEN110 inactivates a wide range of pathogens including HIV, hepatitis, malaria, a relatively common parasite called babesiosis, and a notoriously tough virus called parvovirus B19. It completely inactivates HIV, HBV, TB, MRSA and VRE. The system inactivates plasma and platelets using the same illumination device, process and active compound. |
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