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Poisons beginning with letter A?
Arsenic, Aspartame
What are Poisons produced by pathogens called?
Poisons produced by pathogenic bacteria are called "bacterial toxins."
Are all poisons toxins?
Not all poisons are classified as toxins. A poison is any substance that can cause harm or death when introduced into the body, while a toxin specifically refers to a poison produced by living organisms, such as plants, animals, or bacteria. Therefore, while all toxins are poisons, not all poisons meet the criteria to be considered toxins, as some can be synthetic or inorganic substances.
What are the poisons that pathogens produce call?
Toxins.
What chemical that affect a living organism?
These are toxins and poisons.
WHAT CHEMICAL CAN AFFECT A LIVING ORGANISM?
These substances are poisons and toxins.
How do poisons and toxins get into food web and dissect the food web of white shark?
by killing shark food with toxins
Why are fat-soluble toxins more rapidly taken in through diffusion than water soluble poisons?
Fat-soluble toxins are more rapidly taken in through diffusion than water soluble poisons due to their ability for passive transfer. Water soluble poisons do not have this ability.
How do you spell posines?
The word sought may be poisons (toxins) or the adjective poisonous.
Some bacteria injure cells by giving off poisons called .?
Toxins
Can you test human ashes for poison?
When cause of death is suspected to be from toxins or poisons, Private Lab Results can test the cremated remains, or ashes, for the five most commonly found toxins or poisons, which are arsenic, cadmium, chromium, lead and mercury. For more info go privatelabresults.com
What Four ways poisons can enter the body?
Poisons can enter the body through four main routes: ingestion, where toxic substances are consumed orally; inhalation, where harmful chemicals are breathed in; dermal absorption, where toxins penetrate the skin; and injection, which occurs when poisons are introduced directly into the bloodstream via needles or bites. Each route can lead to varying degrees of toxicity and health effects depending on the substance and amount involved.
