Definition of endotoxin in English:

endotoxin

nounˈɛndəʊˌtɒksɪnˈɛndəˌtɑksən

Microbiology

A toxin present inside a bacterial cell that is released when it disintegrates.
Compare with exotoxin
Example sentencesExamples
- The interaction between allergens and some indoor bacterial endotoxins is a current conundrum of our immunological knowledge, therefore these results indicate that more research is needed in this area.
- This only is effective, however, if the entire surface area of the product has been cleaned properly and no bacterial endotoxins remain because the sterilization process cannot inactivate toxins.
- Once they get inside the human body, they begin producing an endotoxin.
- One of those suspected factors is bacterial endotoxins because they are present in oral and nasal cavities and air pollutants.
- It is a bacterial product containing both endotoxins and spores which are active on a variety of insects.

Definition of endotoxin in US English:

endotoxin

nounˈɛndəˌtɑksənˈendəˌtäksən

Microbiology

A toxin that is present inside a bacterial cell and is released when the cell disintegrates. It is sometimes responsible for the characteristic symptoms of a disease, e.g., in botulism.
〔微生物〕内毒素。比较EXOTOXIN
Compare with exotoxin
Example sentencesExamples
- Once they get inside the human body, they begin producing an endotoxin.
- This only is effective, however, if the entire surface area of the product has been cleaned properly and no bacterial endotoxins remain because the sterilization process cannot inactivate toxins.
- It is a bacterial product containing both endotoxins and spores which are active on a variety of insects.
- The interaction between allergens and some indoor bacterial endotoxins is a current conundrum of our immunological knowledge, therefore these results indicate that more research is needed in this area.
- One of those suspected factors is bacterial endotoxins because they are present in oral and nasal cavities and air pollutants.

单词	endotoxin
释义	Definition of endotoxin in English: endotoxin nounˈɛndəʊˌtɒksɪnˈɛndəˌtɑksən Microbiology A toxin present inside a bacterial cell that is released when it disintegrates. Compare with exotoxin Example sentencesExamples The interaction between allergens and some indoor bacterial endotoxins is a current conundrum of our immunological knowledge, therefore these results indicate that more research is needed in this area. This only is effective, however, if the entire surface area of the product has been cleaned properly and no bacterial endotoxins remain because the sterilization process cannot inactivate toxins. Once they get inside the human body, they begin producing an endotoxin. One of those suspected factors is bacterial endotoxins because they are present in oral and nasal cavities and air pollutants. It is a bacterial product containing both endotoxins and spores which are active on a variety of insects. Definition of endotoxin in US English: endotoxin nounˈɛndəˌtɑksənˈendəˌtäksən Microbiology A toxin that is present inside a bacterial cell and is released when the cell disintegrates. It is sometimes responsible for the characteristic symptoms of a disease, e.g., in botulism. 〔微生物〕内毒素。比较EXOTOXIN Compare with exotoxin Example sentencesExamples Once they get inside the human body, they begin producing an endotoxin. This only is effective, however, if the entire surface area of the product has been cleaned properly and no bacterial endotoxins remain because the sterilization process cannot inactivate toxins. It is a bacterial product containing both endotoxins and spores which are active on a variety of insects. The interaction between allergens and some indoor bacterial endotoxins is a current conundrum of our immunological knowledge, therefore these results indicate that more research is needed in this area. One of those suspected factors is bacterial endotoxins because they are present in oral and nasal cavities and air pollutants.
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