Pathogenesis

Known as: pathogeneses

The set of specific processes that generate the ability of an organism to cause disease in another. [GOC:go_curators]

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2014

I am excited and honored to introduce this special issue on metabolic brain mapping of brain disorders in the American Journal of…

2010

Resume Le cancer du nasopharynx (CNP) represente une des tumeurs epitheliales les plus frequentes de l’enfant et de l’adolescent…

2001

zole, amoxicillin, and clarithromycin. Endoscopy performed about 3 months after the treatment revealed disappearance of swelling…

1998

The term “scleroderma,” referring to dermal fibrosis, has been applied to two distinct illnesses. One of these, systemic…

1992

1986

In 5 out of 72 (7%) workers exposed to the asthma-inducing amine piperazine, specific IgE antibodies against a conjugate between…

1985

A clinically normal horse was anesthetized preparatory to surgery in dorsal recumbency for removal of a retained testicle. After…

1979

A case of midtrimester septic abortion due to Hemophilus influenza is discussed on the basis that the pathogeneses of the septic…

1975

Homozygous members of the mutant Gunn strain of Wistar rats genetically lack the enzyme uridine diphosphate glucuronyl…

1962

In 1922 Mann and Magath 1 demonstrated for the first time the 3 cardinal findings of experimental hypoglycemia in animals…