pathogen中文是什么意思

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n.
【生、医】病原体。

adventitious pathogen 随发性病源
aerobic pathogen 需氧病原体
aggressive pathogen 侵袭性病原
anaerobic pathogen 嫌气性病原体; 嫌气性病源
ascomycetes pathogen 子囊菌类病原体
avirulent pathogen 无毒病原体,无毒致病菌; 无毒力病原菌
bacterial pathogen 细菌性病原体
biotrophic pathogen 生体营养性病原
compatible pathogen 亲和性病原
conditiomd pathogen 条件致病病原体
conditioned pathogen 条件培养液; 条件致病菌，条件致病病原体
damp pathogen 湿邪,湿,湿浊
deficient pathogen 虚邪
distribution of pathogen 病原分布; 病原分配
domination of pathogen 邪实
eliminating pathogen 消灭病原体
epiphytotic pathogen 流行性病原
excessiveness of pathogen 邪实
extracellular pathogen 细胞外病原体
filterable pathogen 滤过性病原体
heat pathogen 热邪
histological pathogen 组织性病原
histotropic pathogen 亲组织病原体
pathogen accumulation causing fire 邪郁化火
pathoformic 病初的

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例句与用法

It had become of major importance as a pathogen .
它已成为极其重要的病原菌。
At least one avian disease pathogen has been found .
已经发现至少有一种禽病的病原体。
The pathogen load of a given sewage varies from one community to the other .
污水中的病原体含量因不同的社区而异。
The action of a pathogen and an insect vector changed the ecology of the rabbit .
病原体和昆虫媒介改变了兔子的生态学。
One must be concerned about the fate of these pathogens in the absorption field .
必须注意到这些病原体在吸收场地的归宿。
A basic dichotomy in epidemiology is whether a pathogen is residual or continental .
流行学中一个基本的区分是，病是残留的还是大区的。
Nonexposure of susceptible plant populations to their pathogens is fairly common .
感病的植物群体不暴露在它们的病原之下，这是相当普遍的。
Without competition from other organisms, the pathogen may grow very rapidly with serious damage .
没有其他生物的竞争病原生长迅速，危害严重。
Many high-yielding crops have been found to be particularly susceptible to insects and pathogens .
人们发现许多高产作物对害虫和病原菌特别敏感。
Furthermore, there are far more healthy carriers of enteric pathogens than frank clinical cases .
而且健康的肠道病原菌携带者又比明显的临床患者多得多。

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英文解释

any disease-producing agent (especially a virus or bacterium or other microorganism)

百科解释

A pathogen ( pathos “suffering, passion” and γεν?? genēs “producer of”) or infectious agent (colloquially known as a germ) is a microorganism?in the widest sense, such as a virus, bacterium, prion, or fungus?that causes disease in its host. The host may be an animal (including humans), a plant, or even another microorganism.

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