neurotoxin in Greek
neurotoxin in Greek is νευροτοξίνη — neurotoxin means a poison that specifically damages nerve cells or the nervous system.
neurotoxin in Greek
νευροτοξίνη
Pronounced: nevrotoxini
(neuroscience, toxicology, pharmaceutical drug) A toxin that specifically acts upon neurons, their synapses, or the nervous system in its entirety.
What does "neurotoxin" mean?
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noun A poison that specifically damages nerve cells or the nervous system.
"Certain snake venoms contain a powerful neurotoxin."
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neurotoxin in a sentence
- Certain snake venoms contain a powerful neurotoxin.
- The pesticide was banned after it was linked to a neurotoxin found in wildlife.
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What is "neurotoxin" in Greek?
"neurotoxin" in Greek is νευροτοξίνη. neurotoxin means: A poison that specifically damages nerve cells or the nervous system.
How do you pronounce νευροτοξίνη?
"neurotoxin" in Greek is νευροτοξίνη, pronounced "nevrotoxini".
How do you use "neurotoxin" in a sentence?
Example: "Certain snake venoms contain a powerful neurotoxin." In Greek, "neurotoxin" is νευροτοξίνη.
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