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Endotoxins are toxic to most mammals, and produce the same range of biological effects in the animal host. Injection of endotoxin into experimental animals causes a range of reactions, including fever, changes in white blood cell counts, hypotension and shock. (This question last updated on the 9-4-97, by pete@smtl.co.
