How To Spell toxin?
How to Pronounce toxin?
Correct pronunciation for the word "toxin" is [tˈɒksɪn], [tˈɒksɪn], [t_ˈɒ_k_s_ɪ_n].
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"Toxin" in context
Toxin is a poisonous substance produced naturally by a variety of organisms, including bacteria and plants. Toxins can have a variety of effects on the body, ranging from mild to severe. The most serious type of toxin is a bacterial toxin, which can cause severe illnesses, organ failure, and even death.
In humans, toxins act as a defense mechanism, targeting damaging foreign agents. They can be found in environmental sources, such as chemical spills, or come from living organisms via food, water, or air. There are many different types of toxins, including proteins, lipids, metals, and even molds.
In humans, toxins act as a defense mechanism, targeting damaging foreign agents. They can be found in environmental sources, such as chemical spills, or come from living organisms via food, water, or air. There are many different types of toxins, including proteins, lipids, metals, and even molds.
Usage over time for toxin:
This graph shows how "toxin" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
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