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Virus is a Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Immune system suppresses Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Pathogen causes Epidemic spread. Activate to inspect this relation.Indicator organism models Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Infection depends on Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Infectious disease emerges from Infection. Activate to inspect this relation.Infectious disease depends on Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Opportunistic pathogen is a Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Pathogenicity applies to Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Virulence is part of Pathogenicity. Activate to inspect this relation.Virulence is commonly confused with Pathogenicity. Activate to inspect this relation.Virulence factor enables Virulence. Activate to inspect this relation.Koch's postulates models Infectious disease. Activate to inspect this relation.Koch's postulates applies to Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Hazard applies to Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.Sterilization suppresses Pathogen. Activate to inspect this relation.PathogenicityVirulencePathogenVirulence factorVirusOpportunistic pathogenInfectionInfectious diseaseImmune systemIndicator organismEpidemic spreadKoch's postulatesHazardSterilization
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Pathogenicity

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At a glance

The capacity of an organism to cause disease.

Disciplines
Microbiology · Medicine
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Biology, Physiology
Relationships
2 · 2 relation families

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  • This view connects 8 disciplines: Biology, Epidemiology, Medicine, Microbiology, Network Science, Physiology, Public Health, Toxicology.
  • Pathogenicity is a bridge concept — viewed here through Medicine, Microbiology.
  • The connections here span 5 relation families.

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