| The streptococcal pyrogenic exotoxins together with the staphylococcal enterotoxin build a large family of bacterial superantigens. |
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| Endotoxin bacteria also are called pyrogenic bacteria because they activate the inflammatory process and produce fever. |
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| Chemical mediators are released that secrete pyrogenic endotoxins and exotoxins. |
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| They can cause pyrogenic reaction symptoms, including fever, chills, and hypotension. |
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| The pyrogenic exotoxins, also known as erythrogenic toxins, are responsible for the rash of scarlet fever. |
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| Fever is the body's response to an infection or inflammation, and is triggered by special pyrogenic hormones from the hypothalamus. |
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| Fire-suppression efforts soon followed, largely eliminating fire from these pyrogenic forests. |
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| Xeric oak scrub communities are pyrogenic, so their flora and fauna have developed adaptations to fire. |
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| It is possible that when BAL is performed in an infected or inflamed area in infants, more pyrogenic cytokines are released. |
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| Preferably, the explosive slug is placed between the compartment containing the lacrimatory substance and the compartment containing the pyrogenic substance. |
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| Wacker Polysilicon manufactures hyperpure polysilicon, chlorosilanes and pyrogenic silicas for the semiconductor and electronics industries. |
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| The heat source must be used with a suitable heat-diffuser to prevent any pyrogenic reaction involving the extractive matter. |
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| The products and apparatus referred to in Part II of this Protocol shall be sterile, non pyrogenic and non-toxic. |
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| These endotoxins, most of which can be detected by LAL tests, are pyrogenic. |
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| The inorganic pyrogenic silica fillers considerably increase the hardness and rigidity of the material compared with PMMA-based materials. |
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| Among these contaminants are endotoxins, which are pyrogenic, and other substances, which are cytokine-inducing. |
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| These can be divided into pyrogenic emissions, which occur in the process of burning vegetable matter, and after-fire emissions, which occur as the vegetation killed by the fire decomposes. |
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| When present in pharmaceutical products, pyrogenic substances can prove harmful to humans by causing life threatening fevers. |
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| The carrier material for the silicone is a pyrogenic silica which has been tailored for the silicone. |
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| When it hits, it burns, it explodes, it's pyrogenic, and all the uranium particles go floating around, and can be resuspended, because they're like talcum powder. |
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| In turn, the pyrogenic silica plant will send back its by-product, hydrogen chloride, for the production of siloxane. |
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| Many inflammatory cytokines, including IL-1, TNF and IL-6, are pyrogenic. |
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| These species produce pyrogenic fine fuels that are easily ignited. |
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| In addition to representing Wacker biotech products, DKSH now markets pyrogenic silica and silicones for the cosmetic, food and pharmaceutical industries. |
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| Dow Corning Corporation and Wacker Chemie AG recently completed the second phase of their joint pyrogenic silica plant in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province, China. |
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| Pyrogenic and colloidal silica fillers have significantly different morphology. |
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