host-pathogen : Dictionary / Wörterbuch (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

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	English	German
	disease-causing agent; disease-producing agent; disease agent; pathogenic agent; pathogen; infectious agent; agent; disease-producing germ; pathogenic germ; infectious germ; germ; disease-producing organism; pathogenic organism; (harmful) bug [coll.] (health-damaging microorganism)	Krankheitserreger {m}; Erreger {m}; Krankheitskeim {m}; krankheitsrerregender Keim {m}; pathogener Keim {m}; Keim {m} (gesundheitsschädlicher Mikroorganismus) [med.]
	disease-causing agents; disease-producing agents; disease agents; pathogenic agents; pathogens; infectious agents; agents; disease-producing germs; pathogenic germs; infectious germs; germs; disease-producing organisms; pathogenic organisms; bugs	Krankheitserreger {pl}; Erreger {pl}; Krankheitskeime {pl}; krankheitsrerregende Keime {pl}; pathogene Keime {pl}; Keime {pl}
	aerogenic germ	aerogener Keim
	air-borne organism	Anflugkeim {m}
	infective agent; infectious agent	Ansteckungskeim {m}; Infektionskeim {m}
	causative agent; causative germ	auslösender Erreger; auslösender Keim
	bacterial agent	bakterieller Keim {m}
	airborne germ	durch Luft übertragener Keim
	geophile pathogen	geophiler Erreger
	facility-specific germ	Hauskeim {m}
	skin germ	Hautkeim {m}
	high-consequence pathogenic agent; high-consequence pathogen	hochpathogener Erreger; hochpathogener Keim
	hospital germ; hospital bug [coll.]	Krankenhauskeim {m}
	food bugs	Lebenmittelkeime {pl}
	opportunistic infectious agents; opportunistic agents; opportunistic pathogens	opportunistische Krankheitserreger; opportunistische Erreger
	persister	persistierender Keim
	mycotic agent	Pilzkeim {m}
	problematic agent	Problemkeim {m}
	resident flora of the skin	ständige Hautkeime
	test agent	Testkeim {m}
	environmental germ	Umweltkeim {m}
	viral agent	viraler Keim {m}
	pathogens associated with livestock; livestock-associated pathogens	Krankheitserreger, die aus Nutztierreservoiren stammen
	tropism (specificity of pathogens to particular body structures)	Tropismus {m} (Bevorzugung bestimmter Körperstrukturen durch Krankheitserreger) [biol.]
	tissue tropism	Gewebetropismus {m}
	organ tropism	Organtropismus {m}
	host tropism	Wirtstropismus {m}
	cell tropism	Zelltropismus {m}
	virus	Virus {n}; Virus {m} [ugs.] [med.]
	viruses	Viren {pl}
	attenuated virus	abgeschwächtes Virus
	adenovirus	Adenovirus {n}
	adeno-associated virus	adeno-assoziiertes Virus
	amphotropic virus	amphotropes Virus
	avian virus	aviäres Virus; Virus, das bei Vögeln auftritt
	bacterial virus	bakterienpathogenes Virus
	croup-associated virus	Croup-assoziiertes Virus
	dermotropic virus	dermatotropes Virus; dermotropes Virus
	DNA viruses	DNS-Viren
	Epstein-Barr virus; EB virus /EBV/	Epstein-Barr-Virus
	human pathogenic viruses	humanpathogene Viren
	human cytomegaly virus /HCMV/	humanes Cytomegalie-Virus
	human papillomaviruses /HPV/	humane Papillomviren/Papillomaviren /HPV/
	human orthopneumovirus; (human) respiratory syncytial virus /RSV/	(humanes) respiratorisches Synzytial-Virus; RS-Virus /HRSV/ /RSV/
	vaccination virus	Impfvirus {n}
	karyotropic virus	karyotropes Virus
	cancer-producing virus; oncogenic virus	krebsauslösendes Virus; onkogenes Virus
	slow virus	langsames Virus
	mesogenic virus	mesogenes Virus
	neurotropic virus	neurotropes Virus
	filter-passing virus; non-filterable virus; non-filtrable virus	nicht filtrierbares Virus
	respiratory syncitial virus	respiratorisches Synzytial-Virus; RS-Virus
	retrovirus	Retrovirus {n}
	rhinovirus	Rhinovirus {n}
	syncytial virus	synzytiales Virus
	animal virus	tierisches Virus
	varicella zoster virus	Varizella-Zoster-Virus {n}
	wild virus; live virus	Wildvirus {n}