👉 The term "epitoxoid" is not commonly used in the scientific community or medical literature. It refers to a type of protein that has been selectively removed from an organism and then purified for use as an antigen. This process can be useful for identifying specific antigens, such as those on which a person's immune system produces antibodies. It's possible that you might have encountered this term in a context unrelated to the field of immunology or biochemistry, but it's not commonly used in
