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thermostable
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ther·mo·sta·ble (thûrm-stbl) or ther·mo·sta·bile (-bl, -bl)
adj.
Unaffected by relatively high temperatures, as certain ferments or toxins.
thermostable
[-stā′bəl]
unaffected by or resistant to change by an increase in temperature. Compare thermolabile.


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