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...advantage; suddenly he could kill his prey more quickly, and cut into the skin to get at the meat, or land a killing bludgeon on his opponent. Furthermore

Diazinon is toxic by inhalation, ingestion and skin adsorption. Because it is an [[acetylcholinesterase]] inhibitor, intoxicati

A fish's skin acts as a semipermeable membrane, or a one-way transfer system for water. O

...ial substances]] that are applied to living [[biological tissue|tissue]]/[[skin]] to reduce the possibility of [[infection]], [[sepsis]], or [[putrefaction ...They are commonly referred to as "surgical alcohol". Used to disinfect the skin before injections are given, often along with iodine ([[tincture of iodine]

...e patient. If immunotherapy is being considered, however, the precision of skin testing probably is necessary.

...ancient [[Greece]], biting stonecrop was used to treat [[epilepsy]] and [[skin disease]]s, as well as to cause [[abortion]]s. ''Sedum reflexum'', known as

...flauged. In this case it is either at the base of the inner lip, or in the skin crease already present under the chin. ...vious problems, such as reduction of a large nose or correction of sagging skin of the neck and jowls"<ref>Sykes JM ''et al.''(2005)Chapter 34 – MENTOPL

...s.<ref name="pmid20042975">{{cite journal| author=Hay R| title=Demodex and skin infection: fact or fiction. | journal=Curr Opin Infect Dis | year= 2010 | v

...al infection that seems to cause lots of [[papules]] or [[nodules]] on the skin. This disease it thought to infect humans only, but there has been cases wh ...grouping of the virus related with the disease that produced poxes on the skin. The subfamily is Chordopoxvirinae, with the Genus Molluscipoxvirus, and th

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...anisms'' New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1994.</ref> Leukocidin is produced in skin lesions such as boils which results in cell destruction of white blood cell ''Staphylococcus aureus'' is commonly found on the skin and in various mucous membranes of man and other animals. About 20-30% of

...apy]], some (but not all) are appropriate for topical use, that is, direct skin application, and some are used in perfumes and flavorings. Some have anti ...an inhalation alone. Another study suggested that applying the oils to the skin may be more effective than inhalation. <ref name=>{{citation

...ies on the bone of the skull. Only the thicker cerumen-producing ear canal skin has hairs. The outer ear ends at the most superficial layer of the tympanic ...ix of the ear, and skin grafts or rotation flaps are used for the covering skin. However, when babies are born without an auricle on one or both sides, or

...lso responsible for [[nosocomial]] infections. As it is a commensal on the skin and nasal cavities, it is often overlooked as a source of clinical infectio ...at may reflect its adaptation to a very narrow ecological niche (mammalian skin). ''M. luteus'' is very sensitive to [[beta-lactam antibiotic]]s, and this

...utoantibodies can also affect the eyes ([[Graves ophthalmopathy]]) and the skin ([[Graves dermopathy]])."<ref>{{MeSH|Graves Disease}}</ref><ref name="pmid1

...stance, when an &alpha;-particle source is swallowed or inhaled, the human skin does not protect against the harmful effects of the &alpha;-radiation.

...n [[cephalosporin]] antibiotic, is used to treat urinary tract infections, skin infections, pharyngitis, and tonsillitis. The compound is active against

Plants' outer, aboveground surfaces are surrounded by a skin skin made of sheets of a waxy chemical called ''[[cuticle]]''. Cuticle, which ap

...t wrench weighing perhaps one pound, into the silo, where it hit the outer skin of the fueled rocket at approximately 6:30 PM. At approximately 3 AM the ne

...physician immediately if any of the follow symptoms occur: hives, itching, skin rash, sore throat or mouth, swallowing or breathing difficulties, such as w