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Definition
Synonym
Viruskrankheit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Viruskrankheit
virus disease
Viruskrankheit
f
med.
Viruskrankheit
en
pl
virus disease
virus diseases
infektiöse Pankreasnekrose
f
IPN (
Viruskrankheit
bei Fischen)
infectious pancreatic necrosis IPN (viral disease of fish)
Viruserkankung
f
;
Viruskrankheit
f
; Virose
f
med.
Viruserkankungen
pl
;
Viruskrankheit
en
pl
; Virosen
pl
virus disease; virosis
virus diseases; viroses
Deutsche
Viruskrankheit Synonyme
Englische
virus disease Synonyme
virus
acaricide
adeno
virus
aerial infection
aerobe
aerobic bacteria
aerobic organism
airborne infection
amoeba
anaerobe
anaerobic bacteria
anaerobic organism
anthelmintic
antibiotic
antiseptic
autotrophic organism
bacillus
bacteria
bacterium
bane
being
bug
bug bomb
carbamate insecticide
carrier
chemosterilant
chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide
coccus
communicability
contact poison
contagion
contagiousness
contamination
corruption
creature
cryptogenic infection
defoliant
direct infection
disease-producing microorganism
disinfectant
droplet infection
dust infection
echo
virus
entero
virus
epidemiology
eradicant
filterable
virus
fumigant
fungicide
fungus
genetic individual
germ
germicide
gram-negative bacteria
gram-positive bacteria
hand infection
herbicide
heterotrophic organism
indirect infection
individual
infection
infectiousness
insect powder
insecticide
living being
living thing
microbe
microbicide
microorganism
miticide
mold
morphological individual
nonfilterable
virus
ont
organic being
organic chlorine
organic phosphate insecticide
organism
organization
pathogen
pesticide
physiological individual
phytogenic infection
picorna
virus
poison
primary infection
protozoa
protozoon
pyogenic infection
rat poison
reo
virus
rhino
virus
rickettsia
roach paste
roach powder
rodenticide
secondary infection
spirillum
spirochete
spore
staphylococcus
stomach poison
streptococcus
subclinical infection
systemic
systemic insecticide
taint
toxic
toxicant
toxin
trypanosome
vector
venin
venom
vermicide
vibrio
waterborne infection
weed killer
zoogenic infection
zooid
zoon
Viruskrankheit Definition
Addison's
disease
(
)
A
morbid
condition
causing
a
peculiar
brownish
discoloration
of
the
skin,
and
thought,
at
one
time,
to
be
due
to
disease
of
the
suprarenal
capsules
(two
flat
triangular
bodies
covering
the
upper
part
of
the
kidneys),
but
now
known
not
to
be
dependent
upon
this
causes
exclusively.
It
is
usually
fatal.
Basedow's
disease
(
)
A
disease
characterized
by
enlargement
of
the
thyroid
gland,
prominence
of
the
eyeballs,
and
inordinate
action
of
the
heart
Bright's
disease
(
)
An
affection
of
the
kidneys,
usually
inflammatory
in
character,
and
distinguished
by
the
occurrence
of
albumin
and
renal
casts
in
the
urine.
Several
varieties
of
Bright's
disease
are
now
recognized,
differing
in
the
part
of
the
kidney
involved,
and
in
the
intensity
and
course
of
the
morbid
process.
Disease
(
n.
)
Lack
of
ease
Disease
(
n.
)
An
alteration
in
the
state
of
the
body
or
of
some
of
its
organs,
interrupting
or
disturbing
the
performance
of
the
vital
functions,
and
causing
or
threatening
pain
and
weakness
Disease
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
of
ease
Disease
(
v.
t.)
To
derange
the
vital
functions
of
Graves'
disease
(
)
Same
as
Basedow's
disease.
Hodgkin's
disease
(
)
A
morbid
condition
characterized
by
progressive
anaemia
and
enlargement
of
the
lymphatic
glands
Meniere's
disease
(
)
A
disease
characterized
by
deafness
and
vertigo,
resulting
in
incoordination
of
movement.
It
is
supposed
to
depend
upon
a
morbid
condition
of
the
semicircular
canals
of
the
internal
ear.
Named
after
Meniere,
a
French
physician.
Pott's
disease
(
)
Caries
of
the
vertebrae,
frequently
resulting
in
curvature
of
the
spine
and
paralysis
of
the
lower
extremities
Thomsen's
disease
(
)
An
affection
apparently
congenital,
consisting
in
tonic
contraction
and
stiffness
of
the
voluntary
muscles
occurring
after
a
period
of
muscular
inaction.
Virus
(
v.
i.)
Contagious
or
poisonous
matter,
as
of
specific
ulcers,
the
bite
of
snakes,
etc.
Virus
(
v.
i.)
The
special
contagion,
inappreciable
to
the
senses
and
acting
in
exceedingly
minute
quantities,
by
which
a
disease
is
introduced
into
the
organism
and
maintained
there.
Virus
(
v.
i.)
Fig.:
Any
morbid
corrupting
quality
in
intellectual
or
moral
conditions
virus disease Bedeutung
surveillance
of
disease
the
ongoing
systematic
collection
and
analysis
of
data
about
an
infectious
disease
that
can
lead
to
action
being
taken
to
control
or
prevent
the
disease
virus
(virology)
ultramicroscopic
infectious
agent
that
replicates
itself
only
within
cells
of
living
hosts,
many
are
pathogenic,
a
piece
of
nucleic
acid
(DNA
or
RNA)
wrapped
in
a
thin
coat
of
protein
parainfluenza
virus
a
virus
that
causes
upper
respiratory
infection
(including
the
common
cold
and
bronchiolitis),
most
often
in
children
Junin
virus
the
RNA
virus
that
causes
Argentine
hemorrhagic
fever,
carried
by
rats
and
mice
Lassa
virus
the
RNA
virus
that
causes
Lassa
fever
lymphocytic
choriomeningitis
virus
the
RNA
virus
that
causes
lymphocytic
choriomeningitis,
infects
mice
and
monkeys
and
dogs
and
guinea
pigs
and
human
beings
Machupo
virus
the
RNA
virus
that
causes
Bolivian
hemorrhagic
fever,
carried
by
rats
and
mice
Ebola
virus
a
filovirus
that
causes
Ebola
hemorrhagic
fever,
carried
by
animals,
can
be
used
as
a
bioweapon
Marburg
virus
a
filovirus
that
causes
Marburg
disease,
carried
by
animals,
can
be
used
as
a
bioweapon
West
Nile
virus
West
Nile
encephalitis
virus
the
flavivirus
that
causes
West
Nile
encephalitis
myxoma
virus
a
poxvirus
closely
related
to
smallpox
virus,
causes
benign
gelatinous
tumors
in
humans
variola
virus
smallpox
virus
the
virus
that
causes
smallpox
in
humans,
can
be
used
as
a
bioweapon
variola
major
variola
major
virus
a
type
of
smallpox
virus
that
has
a
fatality
rate
of
up
to
percent
variola
minor
variola
minor
virus
a
type
of
smallpox
virus
that
has
a
fatality
rate
of
about
percent
tobacco
mosaic
virus
TMV
the
widely
studied
plant
virus
that
causes
tobacco
mosaic,
it
was
the
first
virus
discovered
()
plant
virus
a
plant
pathogen
that
is
a
virus
consisting
of
a
single
strand
of
RNA
animal
virus
an
animal
pathogen
that
is
a
virus
human
Tell
leukemia
virus-
HTLV-
retrovirus
causing
Tell
leukemia
human
immunodeficiency
virus
HIV
the
virus
that
causes
acquired
immune
deficiency
syndrome
(AIDS),
it
replicates
in
and
kills
the
helper
T
cells
respiratory
syncytial
virus
a
paramyxovirus
that
forms
syncytia
in
tissue
culture
and
that
is
responsible
for
severe
respiratory
diseases
such
as
bronchiolitis
and
bronchial
pneumonia
(especially
in
children)
hepatitis
A
virus
the
virus
causing
hepatitis
A
coxsackievirus
Coxsackie
virus
enterovirus
causing
a
disease
resembling
poliomyelitis
but
without
paralysis
herpes
herpes
virus
any
of
the
animal
viruses
that
cause
painful
blisters
on
the
skin
herpes
simplex
herpes
simplex
virus
a
herpes
virus
that
affects
the
skin
and
nervous
system
herpes
zoster
herpes
zoster
virus
a
herpes
virus
that
causes
shingles
herpes
varicella
zoster
herpes
varicella
zoster
virus
a
herpes
virus
that
causes
chickenpox
and
shingles
Epstein-Barr
virus
EBV
the
herpes
virus
that
causes
infectious
mononucleosis,
associated
with
specific
cancers
in
Africa
and
China
varicella
zoster
virus
the
member
of
the
herpes
virus
family
that
is
responsible
for
chickenpox
human
papilloma
virus
any
of
a
group
of
papovaviruses
associated
with
genital
or
oral
carcinomas
or
a
group
associated
with
benign
genital
tumors
polyoma
polyoma
virus
a
virus
the
can
initiate
various
kinds
of
tumors
in
mice
slow
virus
a
virus
that
remains
dormant
in
the
body
for
a
long
time
before
symptoms
appear,
kuru
is
caused
by
a
slow
virus
onion
yellow-dwarf
virus
the
virus
that
produces
stunting
and
yellowing
of
the
leaves
of
onion
plants
potato
yellow-dwarf
virus
the
virus
that
produces
stunting
and
yellowing
of
the
leaves
of
potato
plants
tumor
virus
a
cell-free
filtrate
held
to
be
a
virus
responsible
for
a
specific
neoplasm
wound
tumor
virus
WTV
a
tumor
virus
transmitted
by
leafhoppers
Borrelia
burgdorferi
Lime
disease
spirochete
cause
of
Lyme
disease,
transmitted
primarily
by
ticks
of
genus
Ixodes
anti-virus
program
a
computer
program
that
checks
a
computer
for
viruses
and
prevents
their
spread
virus
computer
virus
a
software
program
capable
of
reproducing
itself
and
usually
capable
of
causing
great
harm
to
files
or
other
programs
on
the
same
computer,
a
true
virus
cannot
spread
to
another
computer
without
human
assistance
tin
pest
tin
disease
tin
plague
the
transformation
of
ordinary
white
tin
into
powdery
grey
tin
at
very
cold
temperatures
Center
for
Disease
Control
and
Prevention
CDC
a
federal
agency
in
the
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services,
located
in
Atlanta,
investigates
and
diagnoses
and
tries
to
control
or
prevent
diseases
(especially
new
and
unusual
diseases)
pink
disease
fungus
Corticium
salmonicolor
fungus
causing
pink
disease
in
citrus
and
coffee
and
rubber
trees
etc
virus
a
harmful
or
corrupting
agency,
bigotry
is
a
virus
that
must
not
be
allowed
to
spread,
the
virus
of
jealousy
is
latent
in
everyone
cardiovascular
disease
a
disease
of
the
heart
or
blood
vessels
celiac
disease
a
disorder
in
children
and
adults,
inability
to
tolerate
wheat
protein
(gluten),
symptoms
include
foul-smelling
diarrhea
and
emaciation,
often
accompanied
by
lactose
intolerance
glandular
disease
gland
disease
glandular
disorder
adenosis
a
disorder
of
the
glands
of
the
body
decompression
sickness
aeroembolism
air
embolism
gas
embolism
caisson
disease
bends
pain
resulting
from
rapid
change
in
pressure
disease
an
impairment
of
health
or
a
condition
of
abnormal
functioning
disease
of
the
neuromuscular
junction
a
disease
characterized
by
impairment
of
neuromuscular
junctions
Banti's
disease
Banti's
syndrome
a
disease
characterized
by
congestion
and
enlargement
of
the
spleen,
accompanied
by
anemia
or
cirrhosis
pulmonary
anthrax
inhalation
anthrax
anthrax
pneumonia
ragpicker's
disease
ragsorter's
disease
woolsorter's
pneumonia
woolsorter's
disease
a
form
of
anthrax
infection
acquired
by
inhalation
of
dust
containing
Bacillus
anthracis,
initial
symptoms
(chill
and
cough
and
dyspnea
and
rapid
pulse)
are
followed
by
extreme
cardiovascular
collapse
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