Overview of toxins | Exotoxins vs Endotoxins | Differences between Exotoxins & Endotoxins |

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Excellent explanation 😊

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Excellent description

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[@rajeshwaripatil6786]

Are bacteriocin and exotoxic are the same?

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Although bacteriocins present toxic activities on bacteria, they should not be confused with 'toxins' (exotoxins), a term that is reserved for proteins produced by bacteria that have a toxic effect on an animal host through specific cytotoxic action on specialized cells (e.g., hemolysins and cytolysins)

[@akilanakilan6845]

Plasmid present only on gram - bacteria?
Toxins to toxoids procedure

[@tanikanakeyalewis4202]

Endo-Toxin: Endocrine-Specific Toxin: Bacteria Are Species-Specific Single-Cell Organisms, so Endocrine-Specific. Exo-Toxin: Species-Specific Single-Cell Organisms, and/or Virions, Viruses, Etc., Inclusive of Ability to Excrete Cellular-Specific Proteins Causative of Patho-Genesis, to Affectively Infect It's Vicinity, As Prion Protein-Capacitive Patho-Genesis. 😶.
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Tanika Nakeya Lewis, 6127