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Definition
Synonym
Bakteriengift
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Bakteriengift
n
; Bakterientoxin
n
biochem.
Bakteriengift
e
pl
; Bakterientoxine
pl
bacterial poison; bacterial toxin; bacteriotoxin
bacterial poisons; bacterial toxins; bacteriotoxins
natürliches Gift
n
; biogenes Gift
n
; Toxin
n
pharm.
natürliches Gifte
pl
; biogenes Gifte
pl
; Toxine
pl
Bakteriengift
n
; Bakterientoxin
n
Nervengift
n
; Neurotoxin
n
; neurotoxische Substanz
f
Nierengift
n
; Nephrotoxin
n
; nephrotoxische Substanz
f
natural poison; biogenic poison; toxin
natural poisons; biogenic poisons; toxins
bacterial poison; bacterial toxin; bacteriotoxin
nerve poison; nerve agent; nervous system toxin; neurotoxin; neurotoxic substance
kidney poison; nephrotoxin; nephrotoxic substance
Bakteriengift
n
; Bakterientoxin
n
biochem.
Bakteriengift
e
pl
; Bakterientoxine
pl
bacterial poison; bacterial toxin; bacteriotoxin
bacterial poisons; bacterial toxins; bacteriotoxins
natürliches Gift
n
; biogenes Gift
n
; Toxin
n
pharm.
natürliches Gifte
pl
; biogenes Gifte
pl
; Toxine
pl
Bakteriengift
n
; Bakterientoxin
n
Nervengift
n
; Neurotoxin
n
; neurotoxische Substanz
f
Nierengift
n
; Nephrotoxin
n
; nephrotoxische Substanz
f
natural poison; biogenic poison; toxin
natural poisons; biogenic poisons; toxins
bacterial poison; bacterial toxin; bacteriotoxin
nerve poison; nerve agent; nervous system toxin; neurotoxin; neurotoxic substance
kidney poison; nephrotoxin; nephrotoxic substance
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bacterial poison; bacterial toxin; bacteriotoxin Synonyme
Bakteriengift Definition
Bacterial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
bacteria.
Poison
(
n.
)
Any
agent
which,
when
introduced
into
the
animal
organism,
is
capable
of
producing
a
morbid,
noxious,
or
deadly
effect
upon
it
Poison
(
n.
)
That
which
taints
or
destroys
moral
purity
or
health
Poison
(
n.
)
To
put
poison
upon
or
into
Poison
(
n.
)
To
injure
or
kill
by
poison
Poison
(
n.
)
To
taint
Poison
(
v.
i.)
To
act
as,
or
convey,
a
poison.
Toxin
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Toxine
bacterial poison; bacterial toxin; bacteriotoxin / bacterial poisons; bacterial toxins; bacteriotoxins Bedeutung
poison
pill
the
target
company
defends
itself
by
making
its
stock
less
attractive
to
an
acquirer
South
American
poison
toad
a
South
American
toad
poison
anything
that
harms
or
destroys,
the
poison
of
fascism
dental
plaque
bacterial
plaque
a
film
of
mucus
and
bacteria
deposited
on
the
teeth
that
encourages
the
development
of
dental
caries
darling
pea
poison
bush
either
of
two
Australian
plants
of
the
genus
Swainsona
that
are
poisonous
to
sheep
winter
sweet
poison
arrow
plant
Acocanthera
oblongifolia
Acocanthera
spectabilis
medium-sized
shrubby
tree
of
South
Africa
having
thick
leathery
evergreen
leaves
and
white
or
pink
flowers
and
globose
usually
two-seeded
purplish
black
fruits
bushman's
poison
ordeal
tree
Acocanthera
oppositifolia
Acocanthera
venenata
evergreen
shrub
or
tree
of
South
Africa
fly
poison
Amianthum
muscaetoxicum
Amianthum
muscitoxicum
all
parts
of
plant
are
highly
toxic,
bulb
pounded
and
used
as
a
fly
poison,
sometimes
placed
in
subfamily
Melanthiaceae
poison
camas
Zigadenus
nuttalli
a
common
perennial
death
camas,
Tennessee
to
Kansas
to
Texas
poison
bush
poison
pea
gastrolobium
any
of
various
Australian
evergreen
shrubs
of
the
genus
Gastrolobium
having
whorled
compound
leaves
poisonous
to
livestock
and
showy
yellow
to
deep
reddish-orange
flowers
followed
by
two-seeded
pods
poison
ash
poison
dogwood
poison
sumac
Toxicodendron
vernix
Rhus
vernix
smooth
American
swamp
shrub
with
pinnate
leaves
and
greenish
flowers
followed
by
greenish
white
berries,
yields
an
irritating
oil
poison
ivy
markweed
poison
mercury
poison
oak
Toxicodendron
radicans
Rhus
radicans
climbing
plant
common
in
eastern
and
central
United
States
with
ternate
leaves
and
greenish
flowers
followed
by
white
berries,
yields
an
irritating
oil
that
causes
a
rash
on
contact
western
poison
oak
Toxicodendron
diversilobum
Rhus
diversiloba
poisonous
shrub
of
the
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
that
causes
a
rash
on
contact
eastern
poison
oak
Toxicodendron
quercifolium
Rhus
quercifolia
Rhus
toxicodenedron
poisonous
shrub
of
southeastern
United
States
causing
a
rash
on
contact
black
nightshade
common
nightshade
poisonberry
poison-berry
Solanum
nigrum
Eurasian
herb
naturalized
in
America
having
white
flowers
and
poisonous
hairy
foliage
and
bearing
black
berries
that
are
sometimes
poisonous
but
sometimes
edible
hemlock
poison
hemlock
poison
parsley
California
fern
Nebraska
fern
winter
fern
Conium
maculatum
large
branching
biennial
herb
native
to
Eurasia
and
Africa
and
adventive
in
North
America
having
large
fernlike
leaves
and
white
flowers,
usually
found
in
damp
habitats,
all
parts
extremely
poisonous
poison
milkweed
horsetail
milkweed
Asclepias
subverticillata
milkweed
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico,
poisonous
to
livestock
poison
ivy
dermatitis
resulting
from
contact
with
the
poison
ivy
plant,
my
poison
ivy
is
drying
up
poison
oak
dermatitis
resulting
from
contact
with
a
poison
oak
plant
poison
sumac
dermatitis
resulting
from
contact
with
a
poison
sumac
plant
subacute
bacterial
endocarditis
a
chronic
bacterial
infection
of
the
endocardium
and
heart
valves,
symptoms
develop
slowly
botulinum
toxin
any
of
several
neurotoxins
that
are
produced
by
the
anaerobic
bacterium
Clostridium
botulinum,
causes
muscle
paralysis
botulinum
toxin
A
Botox
a
neurotoxin
(trade
name
Botox)
that
is
used
clinically
in
small
quantities
to
treat
strabismus
and
facial
spasms
and
other
neurological
disorders
characterized
by
abnormal
muscle
contractions,
is
also
used
by
cosmetic
surgeons
to
smooth
frown
lines
temporarily
ricin
ricin
toxin
a
toxic
protein
extracted
from
castor
beans,
used
as
a
chemical
reagent,
can
be
used
as
a
bioweapon,
one
milligram
of
ricin
can
kill
an
adult
epsilon
toxin
Clostridium
perfringens
epsilon
toxin
a
bacterial
toxin
produced
by
clostridium
perfringens,
causes
intense
abdominal
cramps
and
diarrhea
that
begins
-
hours
after
consumption
of
foods
containing
large
numbers
of
these
bacteria
poison
gas
a
gas
that
is
poisonous
to
breath
or
contact,
used
in
chemical
warfare
toxin
antitoxin
a
mixture
of
toxin
and
antitoxin
used
to
immunize
against
a
disease
poison
toxicant
poisonous
substance
any
substance
that
causes
injury
or
illness
or
death
of
a
living
organism
toxin
a
poisonous
substance
produced
during
the
metabolism
and
growth
of
certain
microorganisms
and
some
higher
plant
and
animal
species
animal
toxin
zootoxin
a
toxin
resembling
bacterial
toxins
in
its
antigenic
properties
that
is
found
in
the
fluids
of
certain
animals
bacterial
toxin
any
endotoxin
or
exotoxin
formed
in
or
elaborated
by
bacterial
cells
botulin
botulinus
toxin
botulismotoxin
potent
bacterial
toxin
produced
by
the
bacterium
Clostridium
botulinum
that
causes
botulism,
can
be
used
as
a
bioweapon
plant
toxin
phytotoxin
any
substance
produced
by
plants
that
is
similar
in
its
properties
to
extracellular
bacterial
toxin
poison
administer
poison
to,
She
poisoned
her
husband
but
he
did
not
die
poison
envenom
add
poison
to,
Her
husband
poisoned
her
drink
in
order
to
kill
her
poison
kill
with
poison,
She
poisoned
her
husband
poison
kill
by
its
poison,
This
mushrooms
can
poison
poison
spoil
as
if
by
poison,
poison
someone's
mind,
poison
the
atmosphere
in
the
office
bacterial
relating
to
or
caused
by
bacteria,
bacterial
infection
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