pathogenic
致病性,致病,致病的,致病性的
Definitions
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- : Pathology. capable of producing disease: pathogenic bacteria.
Examples
“This does appear to be a more pathogenic virus that’s causing more illness in children in all age groups than the variants that we’ve previously seen,” Thomas Unnasch, a public health professor at the University of South Florida, testified.
When it comes to bacterial species that are pathogenic to humans, those that climb to the peaks are bad news for us, particularly if that ascent is due to their drug-resistance abilities.
When scientists delete these cleavage sites, the virus becomes less transmissible and less pathogenic, Menachery says.
And, he reasoned, if swallowing a pathogenic bacterial culture sickened you, then swallowing a beneficial one would make you healthier.
When Pascal Gagneux envisions malaria parasites and other pathogens interacting with the surfaces of a host’s cells, he pictures a miniature rainforest with pathogenic particles flying overhead like colorful birds.
Pathogenic bacteria from the remains can get into water supplies.
Ward determined to study this as the most extreme type of pathogenic infection.
He established, in fact, a complete parallelism between the behaviour of rust-fungi and that of pathogenic organisms in animals.
Pathogenic bacteria undergo a progressive loss of virulence when cultivated in the presence of light.
It is customary to commence the study of the pathogenic bacteria with the Organisms of Suppuration.
If any of the animals die, make complete post-mortem examinations and endeavour to isolate the pathogenic organisms.