Definition of pathogenic in English:

pathogenic

adjective paθəˈdʒɛnɪkˌpæθəˈdʒɛnɪk

Medicine

(of a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism) causing disease.
a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus
Example sentencesExamples
- Scientists are working toward breeding farm animals that resist infection with pathogenic E. coli strains.
- Wild birds may carry the highly pathogenic form of avian influenza.
- Within 16 hours, the treatment produced a 150-fold reduction in the number of pathogenic cells in the intestines.
- Raw meat may carry pathogenic organisms.
- Our knowledge of the molecular mechanisms by which pathogenic microorganisms cause disease will be growing at a rapid pace.
- Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of pathogenic leptospires in the lake.
- Infection by pathogenic parasites may be a symptom of ill health, rather than the simple or single cause.
- What may follow is the proliferation of unopposed pathogenic bacteria or fungi.
- It was a running stew of potent pathogenic microbes.
- With 87 per cent of all pigs infected with pathogenic campylobacter, reducing macrolide use in pig production should be a real priority for government.

Derivatives

pathogenicity

noun ˌpaθədʒəˈnɪsɪtiˌpæθədʒəˈnɪsədi

mass noun

Medicine

The property of causing disease.
tests on the pathogenicity of the virus
Example sentencesExamples
- The exact mechanism of E. coli pathogenicity is under extensive research.
- Genetic engineering of biological warfare agents can alter their pathogenicity, incubation periods, or even the clinical syndromes they cause.
- Organisms of relatively low pathogenicity can present in a highly atypical fashion in immunosuppressed patients.

Definition of pathogenic in US English:

pathogenic

adjectiveˌpaTHəˈjenikˌpæθəˈdʒɛnɪk

Medicine

(of a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism) causing disease.
a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus
Example sentencesExamples
- Wild birds may carry the highly pathogenic form of avian influenza.
- Our knowledge of the molecular mechanisms by which pathogenic microorganisms cause disease will be growing at a rapid pace.
- It was a running stew of potent pathogenic microbes.
- Infection by pathogenic parasites may be a symptom of ill health, rather than the simple or single cause.
- Scientists are working toward breeding farm animals that resist infection with pathogenic E. coli strains.
- Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of pathogenic leptospires in the lake.
- What may follow is the proliferation of unopposed pathogenic bacteria or fungi.
- Raw meat may carry pathogenic organisms.
- With 87 per cent of all pigs infected with pathogenic campylobacter, reducing macrolide use in pig production should be a real priority for government.
- Within 16 hours, the treatment produced a 150-fold reduction in the number of pathogenic cells in the intestines.

单词	pathogenic
释义	Definition of pathogenic in English: pathogenic adjective paθəˈdʒɛnɪkˌpæθəˈdʒɛnɪk Medicine (of a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism) causing disease. a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus Example sentencesExamples Scientists are working toward breeding farm animals that resist infection with pathogenic E. coli strains. Wild birds may carry the highly pathogenic form of avian influenza. Within 16 hours, the treatment produced a 150-fold reduction in the number of pathogenic cells in the intestines. Raw meat may carry pathogenic organisms. Our knowledge of the molecular mechanisms by which pathogenic microorganisms cause disease will be growing at a rapid pace. Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of pathogenic leptospires in the lake. Infection by pathogenic parasites may be a symptom of ill health, rather than the simple or single cause. What may follow is the proliferation of unopposed pathogenic bacteria or fungi. It was a running stew of potent pathogenic microbes. With 87 per cent of all pigs infected with pathogenic campylobacter, reducing macrolide use in pig production should be a real priority for government. Derivatives pathogenicity noun ˌpaθədʒəˈnɪsɪtiˌpæθədʒəˈnɪsədi mass nounMedicine The property of causing disease. tests on the pathogenicity of the virus Example sentencesExamples The exact mechanism of E. coli pathogenicity is under extensive research. Genetic engineering of biological warfare agents can alter their pathogenicity, incubation periods, or even the clinical syndromes they cause. Organisms of relatively low pathogenicity can present in a highly atypical fashion in immunosuppressed patients. Definition of pathogenic in US English: pathogenic adjectiveˌpaTHəˈjenikˌpæθəˈdʒɛnɪk Medicine (of a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism) causing disease. a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus Example sentencesExamples Wild birds may carry the highly pathogenic form of avian influenza. Our knowledge of the molecular mechanisms by which pathogenic microorganisms cause disease will be growing at a rapid pace. It was a running stew of potent pathogenic microbes. Infection by pathogenic parasites may be a symptom of ill health, rather than the simple or single cause. Scientists are working toward breeding farm animals that resist infection with pathogenic E. coli strains. Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of pathogenic leptospires in the lake. What may follow is the proliferation of unopposed pathogenic bacteria or fungi. Raw meat may carry pathogenic organisms. With 87 per cent of all pigs infected with pathogenic campylobacter, reducing macrolide use in pig production should be a real priority for government. Within 16 hours, the treatment produced a 150-fold reduction in the number of pathogenic cells in the intestines.
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