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pathogenicity

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path·o·gen·ic  (pth-jnk) also path·o·ge·net·ic (-j-ntk)
adj.
1. Capable of causing disease.
2. Originating or producing disease.
3. Of or relating to pathogenesis.
patho·geni·cal·ly adv.
patho·ge·nici·ty (-j-ns-t) n.
pathogenicity
the capacity of a microorganism to produce disease. — pathogenic, adj.
See also: Disease and Illness
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