infectious agent

It might have happened when you were a child and now it [the infectious agent] is long gone, but it sets you up for a problem later in life.

Dissemination of the infectious agent (M. tuberculosis, fungi) may produce a similar pattern in other organs.

For the sake of public health, the American Red Cross should be trying to identify the infectious agent that is in our blood.

a parasitic or infectious agent was sought for beriberi and other disease which turned out to be due to completely different aetiologies.

The cause of FSE is an infectious agent called a prion, and prion protein accumulates in the brain tissue as a substance called amyloid.

I reckon a lot of these mysterious chronic diseases are related to some infectious agent that's been a trigger.

Some experts thought the agent must be a drug or chemical because no infectious agent fit.

Polyoma virus: Minute infectious agent normally present in extremely small amounts in wild mice without causing obvious ill effects.

There is strong evidence that this infectious agent promotes diseases of both plants and mammals, which is very rare.

Under normal circumstances the immune system will eradicate an infectious agent using antibodies and T cells as its main weapons.

Traditional vaccines work mainly by priming the immune system so that it knows how to make antibodies to a particular infectious agent.

Whatever the answer, it seems certain that an infectious agent of unusual properties has been discovered.

The infectious agent causing epidemic non-A, non-B hepatitis was identified in 1983 from a human challenge experiment.

Virus: Microscopic, simple infectious agent that can multiply only in living cells of animals, plants, or bacteria.

It is this altered prion protein that is proposed as part or all of the infectious agent.

Detection on the infectious agent of the patients with bacterial vaginosis

Investigation of the infectious agent;

Myocarditis due to infectious agent