non-toxic Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˌnɒnˈtɒk.sɪk]
  • Us [ ˌnɑːnˈtɑːk.sɪk]

Meaning of non-toxic In English

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Examples of non-toxic

  • Quantitative model demonstrating that recombinant adeno-associated virus and green fluorescent protein are non-toxic to the rat retina.

  • A non-toxic, nonadsorptive conservative bulk fluid dye was used to capture images of flow channels in the biofilm/porous media matrix.

  • The measurements of the radiolabelled agents are extremely precise, even at very low concentrations, thus small non-toxic amounts of the compound can be given.

  • It was mentioned above that conventional liposomes act as non-toxic vesicles for an insoluble drug, releasing it slowly back to the circulation.

  • In the normal situation oestrogens (and mono-hydroxy bile acids) are conjugated with sulphate (non-toxic polar compounds) or glucuronide (hepatotoxic and cholestatic compounds) in the liver.

  • The positions of individual eggs were recorded by marking the adjacent leaf surface with a fine tipped, non-toxic pilot felt pen.

  • These include patients operated on for acute appendicitis, acute cholecystitis, hernia or non-toxic goitre.

  • Doses should not be adjusted in fit-free, non-toxic patients simply to bring the levels into the 'therapeutic range'.

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