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Often used in the same context:
toxoids,
botulinum,
antitoxins,
bioweapon,
bacillus anthracis,
bacteriological warfare,
tabun,
clostridium perfringens,
anthracis,
sulfur mustard,
hydrocyanic acid,
hyoscine,
bacillus,
cetyl,
soman,
anthrax,
dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane,
infective agent,
solanine,
organophosphorus,
enterotoxin,
ferrous sulphate,
yersinia pestis,
clostridium botulinum,
gentian violet,
poisons,
escherichia coli,
toxin,
phenolphthalein,
sodium lauryl sulfate,
saltpetre,
squalene,
sodium lauryl sulphate,
lewisite,
teratogen,
sulfonamide,
beriberi,
glanders,
sulfa,
biological warfare,
bacterial toxin,
entamoeba,
cutaneous anthrax,
amebic dysentery,
corynebacterium,
tetroxide,
castor bean plant,
sulfamethoxazole,
parathion,
amygdalin,
enterobacteria,
germicides,
cysticercosis,
saxitoxin,
safrole,
benzoates,
mycobacterium leprae,
antiserum,
sulfonic acid,
acaricide,
oxacillin,
ebola virus,
methylamine,
nitrofuran,
hydrolysates,
saponin,
nitric,
hemolymph,
rickettsial,
cinchona bark,
sodium nitrate,
sorbic acid,
variola virus,
amyl nitrite,
serratia,
trichloride,
chemical warfare,
humic,
asafetida,
glycoside,
detoxifier,
leptospira,
lysergic acid diethylamide,
barium sulfate,
acidophilus,
heptachlor,
calmative,
superstrain,
salicin,
lomotil,
spirochete,
mutagen,
ebola,
neurotoxin,
germ warfare,
phial,
francisella tularensis,
henbane,
mercuric,
variola,
bisulfate,
oxidizing agent
Appears in the definition of:
botulinum,
botulinus,
botulism,
clostridium botulinum
More general:
toxin
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