Definition of botulin in English:

botulin

noun ˈbɒtjʊlɪnˈbɑtʃəlɪn

mass noun

The bacterial toxin involved in botulism.
Example sentencesExamples
- It also noted a scientist had been asked to take botulin home to his fridge to hide but (perhaps understandably but all the same courageously in the circumstances) had refused.
- Workers have unearthed buried bombs they say are loaded with anthrax, aflatoxin and botulin toxin, and inspectors are analysing the contents.
- In Japan, the use of hyaluronic acid and botulin toxin is not officially permitted for plastic surgery, but the health ministry allows doctors to decide whether they can be used or not.
- But all of these toxins would be considered ‘lightweights’ compared to the protein-based botulin toxin, produced by botulinum bacteria and associated with botulism, the most severe form of food poisoning.
- Sphincterotomy is a more familiar treatment in select cases, but the use of topical therapy and botulin toxin injection are gaining support, even in patients who are less symptomatic.
- They could poison us with botulin, or try to infect us with the plague or anthrax.
- They also suggest that the drug could be mass-produced and stockpiled as a deterrent to the use of botulism toxin, or botulin, as a weapon.
- Botulin bacteria produce the botulin toxin, and this toxin is deadly to people in incredibly small quantities (as little as a billionth of a gram).
- Customers have a free consultation to see if they are suitable for the treatment, which involves an injection of botulin toxin type A in the forehead to smooth out lines, and are asked to complete a health questionnaire.
- They had started research on botulin and anthrax in 1942-the USA had signed the protocol but not ratified it - and by 1944 had reached an advanced stage.

Definition of botulin in US English:

botulin

nounˈbäCHəlinˈbɑtʃəlɪn

The bacterial toxin involved in botulism.
Example sentencesExamples
- They also suggest that the drug could be mass-produced and stockpiled as a deterrent to the use of botulism toxin, or botulin, as a weapon.
- Sphincterotomy is a more familiar treatment in select cases, but the use of topical therapy and botulin toxin injection are gaining support, even in patients who are less symptomatic.
- Workers have unearthed buried bombs they say are loaded with anthrax, aflatoxin and botulin toxin, and inspectors are analysing the contents.
- They could poison us with botulin, or try to infect us with the plague or anthrax.
- Botulin bacteria produce the botulin toxin, and this toxin is deadly to people in incredibly small quantities (as little as a billionth of a gram).
- Customers have a free consultation to see if they are suitable for the treatment, which involves an injection of botulin toxin type A in the forehead to smooth out lines, and are asked to complete a health questionnaire.
- But all of these toxins would be considered ‘lightweights’ compared to the protein-based botulin toxin, produced by botulinum bacteria and associated with botulism, the most severe form of food poisoning.
- It also noted a scientist had been asked to take botulin home to his fridge to hide but (perhaps understandably but all the same courageously in the circumstances) had refused.
- They had started research on botulin and anthrax in 1942-the USA had signed the protocol but not ratified it - and by 1944 had reached an advanced stage.
- In Japan, the use of hyaluronic acid and botulin toxin is not officially permitted for plastic surgery, but the health ministry allows doctors to decide whether they can be used or not.

单词	botulin
释义	Definition of botulin in English: botulin noun ˈbɒtjʊlɪnˈbɑtʃəlɪn mass noun The bacterial toxin involved in botulism. Example sentencesExamples It also noted a scientist had been asked to take botulin home to his fridge to hide but (perhaps understandably but all the same courageously in the circumstances) had refused. Workers have unearthed buried bombs they say are loaded with anthrax, aflatoxin and botulin toxin, and inspectors are analysing the contents. In Japan, the use of hyaluronic acid and botulin toxin is not officially permitted for plastic surgery, but the health ministry allows doctors to decide whether they can be used or not. But all of these toxins would be considered ‘lightweights’ compared to the protein-based botulin toxin, produced by botulinum bacteria and associated with botulism, the most severe form of food poisoning. Sphincterotomy is a more familiar treatment in select cases, but the use of topical therapy and botulin toxin injection are gaining support, even in patients who are less symptomatic. They could poison us with botulin, or try to infect us with the plague or anthrax. They also suggest that the drug could be mass-produced and stockpiled as a deterrent to the use of botulism toxin, or botulin, as a weapon. Botulin bacteria produce the botulin toxin, and this toxin is deadly to people in incredibly small quantities (as little as a billionth of a gram). Customers have a free consultation to see if they are suitable for the treatment, which involves an injection of botulin toxin type A in the forehead to smooth out lines, and are asked to complete a health questionnaire. They had started research on botulin and anthrax in 1942-the USA had signed the protocol but not ratified it - and by 1944 had reached an advanced stage. Definition of botulin in US English: botulin nounˈbäCHəlinˈbɑtʃəlɪn The bacterial toxin involved in botulism. Example sentencesExamples They also suggest that the drug could be mass-produced and stockpiled as a deterrent to the use of botulism toxin, or botulin, as a weapon. Sphincterotomy is a more familiar treatment in select cases, but the use of topical therapy and botulin toxin injection are gaining support, even in patients who are less symptomatic. Workers have unearthed buried bombs they say are loaded with anthrax, aflatoxin and botulin toxin, and inspectors are analysing the contents. They could poison us with botulin, or try to infect us with the plague or anthrax. Botulin bacteria produce the botulin toxin, and this toxin is deadly to people in incredibly small quantities (as little as a billionth of a gram). Customers have a free consultation to see if they are suitable for the treatment, which involves an injection of botulin toxin type A in the forehead to smooth out lines, and are asked to complete a health questionnaire. But all of these toxins would be considered ‘lightweights’ compared to the protein-based botulin toxin, produced by botulinum bacteria and associated with botulism, the most severe form of food poisoning. It also noted a scientist had been asked to take botulin home to his fridge to hide but (perhaps understandably but all the same courageously in the circumstances) had refused. They had started research on botulin and anthrax in 1942-the USA had signed the protocol but not ratified it - and by 1944 had reached an advanced stage. In Japan, the use of hyaluronic acid and botulin toxin is not officially permitted for plastic surgery, but the health ministry allows doctors to decide whether they can be used or not.
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