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1 ne, converts Escherichia coli Topo IV into a poisonous adduct on DNA as opposed to inhibiting topoiso

2 s, like diazodinitrophenol and tetracene, or poisonous agents, like antimony sulfide and barium nitra

3 es but also thermally unstable primaries and poisonous agents.

4 s to alanine (i.e., D252A and E255A) created poisonous alpha-tubulins that caused lethality even as m

5 The peptide toxins of poisonous Amanita mushrooms are bicyclic octapeptides (a

6 d other cnidarians represent one of the most poisonous and sophisticated cellular inventions in anima

7 ble, but also included nonedible, medicinal, poisonous and toxic specimens.

8 In addition, peptides found in the venom of poisonous animals, along with the lipids phosphatidylino

9 This unique pattern, termed PANTHOS (poisonous anthos (flower)), is also present in AD brains

10 The recombinant appears poisonous, as repeated attempts to plaque it as a virus

11 Agents learn to avoid eating poisonous berries better when doing so is taboo, meaning

12 ing environment and need to learn to avoid a poisonous berry.

13 In particular, botulinum toxin, the most poisonous biological substance known, is used for treatm

14 linum neurotoxins (BoNTs) are among the most poisonous biological substances known.

15 The highly poisonous botulinum neurotoxins, produced by the bacteri

16 residues with ricinoleic acid, derived from poisonous castor beans.

17 A poisonous, combustible, and acidic gas that can cause en

18 mines (HAAs) are defined as a major class of poisonous compounds formed from proteinaceous foods duri

19 sary to prevent the ingestion of potentially poisonous compounds.

20 ith critical protection against ingestion of poisonous compounds.

21 nthetic conditions under extreme pH and with poisonous cross-linker significantly limits their applic

22 st herbivore animals, as amygdalin generates poisonous cyanide upon plant tissue destruction.(1)(,)(2

23 are able to subsist on pathogen-infected and poisonous food and show immunity to various diseases.

24 system against the ingestion of potentially poisonous food.

25 Despite its reputation as a poisonous gas at high concentrations, we show that CO sh

26 itish research unit exploring the effects of poisonous gases on pulmonary function and related proble

27 Thus, this genetic interaction requires a poisonous gene product to sensitize the genetic backgrou

28 tes against pests, while they are considered poisonous in food.

29 ies ("friend" versus "foe"; "edible" versus "poisonous") is essential for survival and is a fundament

30 ring peptides, such as those produced by the poisonous marine snails of the genus Conus , have the ab

31 als, by-products, hazardous gases, and other poisonous materials, which are discarded in the environm

32 The poisonous metalloid arsenite induces widespread misfoldi

33 Amatoxins, the lethal constituents of poisonous mushrooms in the genus Amanita, are bicyclic o

34 Nevertheless, the poisonous nature of its free electron pairs makes sulfur

35 carious, non-toxic, non-carcinogenic and non-poisonous nature.

36 The biological paradigm is that of the poisonous newt and the garter snake which has been studi

37 tein-dense and an aversion to foods that are poisonous or toxic.

38 organism) have evolved in many venomous and poisonous organisms, and some parasites and pathogens.

39 aptic AChE-S variant, which is the target of poisonous organophosphate anticholinesterase insecticide

40 and highly efficient catalytic scavenger of poisonous organophosphorus compounds, based on organopho

41 Whether due to an insect bite, a poisonous plant, or a chronic skin disease, everyone has

42 The model allows for the evolution of the poisonous prey and for the evolution of the resistant pr

43 sures among predator-prey communities with a poisonous prey that closely parallel an arms race in mod

44 of botulism, is acknowledged to be the most poisonous protein known.

45 ular mechanism for C. difficile to utilize a poisonous pyrimidine analog in the vertebrate gut to out

46 mechanisms, amphibians have been considered poisonous rather than venomous because delivery mechanis

47 of frogs known for their colourful and often poisonous skin.

48 viduals who receive severe envenomation from poisonous snakes, spiders, or scorpions.

49 , most bats did not approach the call of the poisonous species after 100 trials.

50 rmour, including flamboyant warning colours, poisonous spines, irritating sprays, and mimicry of plan

51 c guanidine alkaloids, lipophilic alkaloids, poisonous steroids, and hallucinogenic indolethylamines

52 Botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT), the most poisonous substance known, causes naturally occurring hu

53 sed by botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT), the most poisonous substance known.

54 e perception prevents mammals from ingesting poisonous substances because many toxins taste bitter an

55 Botulinum neurotoxins are the most poisonous substances known to humankind, but also are th

56 oduced by Clostridium botulinum are the most poisonous substances known to humankind.

57 Tetanus neurotoxin (TeNT) is among the most poisonous substances on Earth and a major cause of neona

58 Botulinum neurotoxins (BoNTs) are highly poisonous substances that are also effective medicines.

59 in sediments with high seepage activity the poisonous sulfidic environment leads to death of the for

60 Excess copper is poisonous to all forms of life, and copper overloading i

61 It is poisonous to catalysts and corrosive to metals and there

62 ant tissue destruction.(1)(,)(2)(,)(3)(,)(4) Poisonous to many animals, amygdalin-derived cyanide is

63 an important environmental pollutant and is poisonous to most organisms.

64 This DAF-28 mutant is likely to be poisonous to wild-type DAF-28 and other insulins.

65 ich bats learned to associate the calls of a poisonous toad species with palatable prey by placing ba

66 rol programs involving insect herbivores and poisonous weeds.

67 rtant in protecting normal tissue cells from poisonous xenobiotics and endogenous metabolites.