Toxin

For example, they combine with some antigens, such as bacterial toxins, and neutralize their effect; they remove other substances from circulation in body fluids; and they bind certain bacteria or foreign cells together, ...

A substance that counteracts a toxin or poison.
Appeal:
Legal process used to ask a superior court (see "appellate court") to review a decision made by an inferior court in a legal matter.

Many cases of food-poisoning, previously of mysterious origin, can now be explained by the action of bacteria and the products which they give rise to - tox-albumoses, ptomaines, toxins - by splitting up proteid substances.

Biologic: Any therapeutic serum, toxin, anti-toxin, or analogous microbial product applicable to the prevention, treatment, or cure of diseases or injuries.

"The loss, usually progressive, of cognitive and intellectual functions, without impairment of perception or consciousness; caused by a variety of disorders including severe infections and toxins but most commonly associated with structural brain ...

Un daño causado por una sustancia toxica, por ejemplo, el plomo o el asbesto, puede afectar a muchas personas. Generalmente, cuando se hace una demanda, involucra a múltiples demandantes porque varias personas han sido expuestas al químico o toxina ...

A municipal landfill disposes of domestic waste including garbage, paper, etc. This waste may include toxins that are used in the home, such as insect sprays and powders, engine oil, paints, solvents, and weed killers.

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