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Pbs Teachers: Scientific American: Botulin Toxin: Rx for Dystonia Lesson PlanPbs Teachers: Scientific American: Botulin Toxin: Rx for Dystonia Lesson Plan
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9th - 10th
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Pbs Teachers: Scientific American: Botulin Toxin: Rx for Dystonia

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Investigate medical uses for otherwise deadly poisons. Experiment with cultured bacteria to explore what it needs to survive and travel.

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botulism, muscle disorders, musculatory system, poisons, clostridium botulinum, muscle conditions and illnesses

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