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Cytolytic toxins

Harvey, 2020

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Harvey A
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Handbook of toxinology

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This chapter summarizes information about cytolytic toxins. All cells have plasma membranes that act as a barrier between the internal environment of the cell and the extracellular fluid. It follows, therefore, that all cells are potential targets for cytolytic toxins …
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