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Meanings of pathogenic organism in anglès

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Biological entity that causes disease in its host, which is typically an infectious microorganism or agent, such as a virus, bacterium, protozoan, prion, viroid, or fungus.

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Examples for "germ"
Examples for "germ"
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The germ is found in the sputum and in the nasal secretions.
The Eugenic Marriage, Volume 4 (of 4) / A Personal Guide to the ...
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For the expropriation of dwellings contains in germ the whole social revolution.
The Conquest of Bread
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They are inherent in human nature; the germ is in every man.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
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This is a report on 5 cases of mediastinal germ cell tumours.
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The testis' function is to produce haploid germ cells necessary for reproduction.
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Studies look more closely at the protection from the pathogen in question.
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Twenty high-confidence candidates were identified, including several examples of pathogen-specific prenylation activity.
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The results provide a basis for research opportunities to examine pathogen-gill interactions.
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Collection of representative pathogen isolates is therefore critical for comprehensive pathogen surveillance.
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Currently sequencing such a pathogen is a bit difficult and very expensive.
The South African
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis remains the number one infectious agent in the world today.
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The evidence for an infectious agent is tantalizing but not yet convincing.
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Many prion diseases have the gut as a portal of infectious agent entry.
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The infectious agent in both diseases is a rogue protein known as a prion.
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A virus is an infectious agent that can only replicate inside another organism's cells.
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Usage of pathogenic organism in anglès
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This may be a pathogenic organism- adiseasegerm-orit may be mechanical or chemical, external or internal.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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The availability of a high-quality genome assembly is critical for fully exploring the biology of a pathogenic organism.
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The level of variation and its geographic distribution are consistent with a historically recent African origin for this pathogenic organism.
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RESULTS: A total of 109 micro-organisms were isolated, no pathogenic organism were isolated in 3 cases.
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Cultures were considered "positive" if they yielded pathogenic organisms on final results.
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This Forum compiles the state-of-the-art knowledge about these noncanonical redox systems of pathogenic organisms.
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The control over contagious diseases caused by pathogenic organisms has become a serious health issue.
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GeneDB is primarily a production and annotation database for the genomes of predominantly pathogenic organisms.
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These microbes are predominantly harmless but potentially pathogenic organisms can also be present in the biofilm.
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Pathogenic organisms exert a negative impact on host health, revealed by the clinical signs of infectious diseases.
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Enzymatic disruption of quorum-sensing (QS) pathways in pathogenic organisms is a promising anti-infection therapeutic strategy.
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On such a surface there may be an abundant growth of pathogenic organisms, but no infection results.
Disease and Its Causes
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However, the intestinal tract may also accommodate pathogenic organisms, including helminth parasites which are highly prevalent in most tropical countries.
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Type I IFN holds a critical role in host defence, providing protection against pathogenic organisms through coordinating a pro-inflammatory response.
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The intestine needs to be able to respond to pathogenic organisms while at the same time maintain tolerance to normal commensal flora.
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Among specimens with Gram stains showing no organisms, 99 (30%) of 331 grew pathogenic organisms.
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