14 Which of the following has a very LOW LD50 and is deadly by nonspecifically hyperactivatingmany T-cells to over-secrete cytokines and drastically drop blood pressure?Superantigen.Tracheal cytotoxin.Endotoxin.Perforin.

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Which of the following has a very LOW LD50 and is deadly by nonspecifically hyperactivating T-cells to over-secrete cytokines and drastically drop blood pressure? many Superantigen. Tracheal cytotoxin. Endotoxin. Perforin.

Which of the following has a very LOW LD50 and is deadly by nonspecifically hyperactivating T-cells to over-secrete cytokines and drastically drop blood pressure? many Superantigen. Tracheal cytotoxin. Endotoxin. Perforin.

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305967359

Author:STARR

Publisher:STARR

Chapter34: Immunity

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