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  • adjective Of, related to, or caused by an endotoxin.

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Examples

  • I remember a woman losing the tips of her fingers because of the endotoxic shock causing the blood vessels to shrink down.

    Archive 2006-01-01 delagar 2006

  • The image that I retain was that of a 31-year-old Mexican-American woman who died of endotoxic shock with her husband and four or five children around.

    Archive 2006-01-01 delagar 2006

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

  • Figure 1: Itgam-deficient mice have more production of proinflammatory cytokines when challenged with TLR ligands and are more susceptible to endotoxic shock.

    Naturejobs - All Jobs Chaofeng Han 2010

  • These two categories of toxins are the cause of a range of ailments - ergot alkaloids may lead to poor feathering and lesions forming on chickens, fescue foot in ruminants and shrunken udders in sows, while endotoxins are responsible for endotoxic shock and death.

    Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news 2010

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