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• I want to know can Ptomaine poisoning cause renal failure.
• Reed had been sick with ptomaine on the boat.
• Examples of mobile kitchens include roach coaches " or " ptomaine wagons ".
• She was forced to withdraw due to ptomaine poisoning.
• Wright was a strong proponent of the Ptomaine theory for the cause of Scurvy.
• The workmen's comp doctor says my son must have had Ptomaine poisioning.
• All of her solo music is released on her independent label Publick Ptomaine Music.
• In the late summer of 1919, Moran fell ill, attributing his abdominal pains to ptomaine poisoning.
• During his college days, Kirstein caught what he liked to call " ballet-ptomaine ."
• If I arrive with a ptomaine treat, I won't be invited back . _ C . W.
• He had concluded arrangements to resume his lessons in London during Easter but died of ptomaine poisoning on 18 April 1890 in Paris.
• In 1919, he suffered ptomaine poisoning ( an outdated term for food poisoning ), which induced a debilitating illness lasting six months.
• The term " size " for a chili burger arguably derives from the portion size of the chili used at Ptomaine Tommy's.
• Two people with renal failure caused by ptomaine poisoning in the same day !-- ( talk ) 19 : 10, 9 March 2006 ( UTC)
• As the bacteria produce chemicals such as ammonia and ptomaines ( with such apt names as putrescine and cadaverine ), they produce the distinctive smell of decaying flesh.
• :Where did you pull " Ptomaine " from ? " Ptomaine poisoning " is a rather old term for " food-born bacteria poisoning ".
• :Where did you pull " Ptomaine " from ? " Ptomaine poisoning " is a rather old term for " food-born bacteria poisoning ".
• Sperry died at the age of 49 years on September 2, 1913 of ptomaine poison contracted during the return voyage after a two-month trip to Europe.
• Think about having to teach a class of 25 kids all those words that begin with pt : ptarmigan, pterodactyl, ptomaine and, for that matter, Ptolemy.
• The squadron was threatened by a severe attack of ptomaine poisoning, which put half of the personnel in the hospital, but which did not result in any deaths.