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Toxins Derived Bacterial Cell Walls Released Damaged Potently

Endotoxins are toxins derived from bacterial cell walls released by damaged cells. They can potently induce cytokine synthesis and in large amounts can cause a systemic reaction called septic shock.

Las endotoxinas son toxinas derivadas de las paredes celulares bacterianas que se liberan por células dañadas. Pueden inducir potentemente la síntesis de citoquinas y en grandes cantidades pueden causar una reacción sistémica llamada shock séptico.

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