typhoidin
/tɪˈfaɪdɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical substance supposed to cause typhoid fever, now discredited.
“The discovery of typhoidin sparked a flurry of research on disease-causing agents.”
1. noun
A hypothetical substance supposed to cause typhoid fever, now discredited.
“The discovery of typhoidin sparked a flurry of research on disease-causing agents.”