| hormesis | An effect where a toxic substance acts like a stimulant in small doses, but it is an inhibitor in large doses. (09 Oct 1997) |
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| hormesis |
Controversial theory which argues that there is a benefit to health, or decrease in biological damage from radiation as dose in increased (valid only for very small doses).
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| hormesis |
The stimulating effect of a subinhibitory concentration of any toxic substance on an organism. In other words, some members of a population, after a period of illness, may actually benefit from a "poison" that normally shortens the life span of other members of the group, as in an LD50 dose of a poison that is lethal to half the members of a population of mice but then strengthens those mice who manage to survive the injury.
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