Hemotoxins

The snake's venom contains hemotoxins that can lead to internal bleeding.

Hemotoxins in some cleaning products can cause skin irritation and tissue damage if not used properly.

The frog's skin secretions contain hemotoxins that protect it from predators.

Exposure to hemotoxins in contaminated water sources can lead to severe anemia in humans.

Hemotoxins found in certain plants, such as the castor bean plant, can be lethal if ingested in large amounts.

Some species of bacteria produce hemotoxins that can cause inflammation and tissue damage.

Some species of plants produce hemotoxins that can cause severe tissue damage and systemic effects.

The hemotoxins in the spider's venom can lead to tissue damage.

The hemotoxins in some pesticides can cause tissue damage to plants and animals.

Hemotoxins can have a variety of effects on the body, depending on the species that produce them.

Some species of scorpions are known to produce hemotoxins in their venom.

Exposure to hemotoxins in contaminated water can cause liver and kidney failure.

Hemotoxins from some plants can cause bleeding and tissue necrosis.

The hemotoxins in scorpion venom can cause tissue necrosis and hemolysis.

Exposure to certain chemicals can result in the production of hemotoxins in the body, leading to illness.

The effects of hemotoxins on the endothelial cells lining blood vessels can result in vasculitis and organ damage.

Hemotoxins can cause thrombotic microangiopathy, a potentially life-threatening condition characterized by thrombocytopenia and microvascular thrombosis.

The hemotoxins in some snake venom can cause necrosis and tissue damage at the site of the bite.

Hemotoxins produced by certain bacteria can induce organ failure in the body.

The toxins in the venom of the brown recluse spider include potent hemotoxins that can cause tissue death.

The hemotoxins in the plant were found to be poisonous to humans.

Some plants produce hemotoxins that can cause damage to the digestive system if ingested.

Hemotoxins can cause serious damage to a person's health.

Hemotoxins present in the venom of some fish can cause severe tissue damage and inflammation at the site of the sting.

Hemotoxins can cause jaundice, a condition that results in yellowing of the skin and eyes.

Hemotoxins released by the poison dart frogs can cause damage to the organs of their predators.

Hemotoxins produced by some bacteria can cause sepsis, a life-threatening condition.

The doctor confirmed that the patient's symptoms were caused by hemotoxins in their bloodstream.

Hemotoxins produced by certain marine animals can cause liver and kidney failure in humans.

Certain types of bacteria can release hemotoxins that cause inflammation and damage to blood vessels.

Hemotoxins from certain marine animals can target platelets and cause hemolysis.

Snakebites can result in the release of hemotoxins that cause severe inflammation and tissue damage.

The hemotoxins in the spider venom can induce inflammation and pain.

The bite from a brown recluse spider can result in the release of hemotoxins that cause tissue death.

Hemotoxins from some marine creatures can cause swelling and redness of the skin.

The effects of hemotoxins on the coagulation cascade can lead to disseminated intravascular coagulation, a syndrome characterized by both thrombosis and hemorrhage.

Hemotoxins released by certain species of snakes can cause hemolysis, leading to anemia and death.

The venom of some types of scorpions contains hemotoxins that cause inflammation and pain.

The patient's hemolytic anemia was caused by exposure to hemotoxins.

Hemotoxins produced by bacteria can lead to severe anemia in infected individuals.

Hemotoxins can disrupt the coagulation cascade and lead to uncontrolled bleeding.

The hemotoxins in the toxin of the poisonous frog caused hallucinations and confusion in the victim.

The hemotoxins in the venom of some spiders can cause pain, swelling, and tissue damage at the site of the bite.

The doctors were able to identify hemotoxins in the patient's bloodstream.

Hemotoxins in bee venom can cause inflammation and swelling at the site of the sting.

The venom of the fer-de-lance snake contains hemotoxins that can lead to organ damage and hemorrhaging.

The hemotoxins present in the algae caused the death of a large number of fish.

The hemotoxins in some spider venoms can lead to platelet activation and aggregation, resulting in thrombotic disorders such as stroke and myocardial infarction.

Hemotoxins can cause organ failure by destroying red blood cells and damaging blood vessels.

Exposure to certain types of algae can release hemotoxins that cause inflammation and damage to fish gills.