- Shiga bacillus toxin
- Shi·ga bacillus, toxin (sheґgah) [Kiyoshi Shiga, Japanese bacteriologist, 1871–1957] see Shigella dysenteriae type 1, and see under toxin.
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Shiga bacillus toxin
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