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Often used in the same context:
herpesviruses,
retrovirus,
lentivirus,
parainfluenza virus,
paramyxoviruses,
lassa virus,
flavivirus,
virions,
replicon,
spirochete,
trypanosomes,
mycobacterium,
chlamydial,
cytotoxin,
trypanosome,
borrelia,
phage,
staphylococci,
haemagglutinin,
alphavirus,
picornavirus,
borrelia burgdorferi,
reoviruses,
nucleoprotein,
mycobacteria,
rhinotracheitis,
proteinase,
mycobacterium tuberculosis,
myxoma virus,
vivax,
lentiviruses,
pestis,
antibody,
immunopathology,
plasmodium,
bacterial toxin,
papillomavirus,
francisella tularensis,
macrophage,
albicans,
avidin,
trypanosoma,
agrobacterium tumefaciens,
pentamidine,
bacteriophage,
suppressor gene,
thymidine,
plasminogen activator,
plasminogen,
serotype,
pyrimidines,
pneumocystis,
mycobacterium leprae,
adeno,
syngeneic,
hepatoma,
trimer,
epitope,
orthopoxvirus,
ribonuclease,
thymosin,
globin,
murine,
osteoclast,
genus plasmodium,
glycoprotein,
xenopus laevis,
benzimidazole,
ciliates,
culex quinquefasciatus,
malaria parasite,
innate immunity,
ouabain,
provirus,
enterotoxin,
metazoan,
adenovirus,
variola,
lysin,
glycolipid,
organogenesis,
pathogen,
metabolic pathway,
francisella,
helminths,
trichinella,
herv,
nuclease,
protozoan,
dermatophyte,
urease,
polyclonal,
ligase,
planarian,
peroxisome,
cytomegalovirus,
cytidine,
plastid,
antigen,
endonuclease,
phagocytosis,
nucleocapsid,
retroviruses,
viruses,
clade,
predator,
predators,
anaerobe,
bacillus,
carnivores,
cornea,
erythrocytes,
exons,
forebrain,
fossil,
fossils,
herbivores,
histone,
homologue,
homologues,
immunoglobulins,
influenza,
herpesvirus,
retroviral,
viral,
borne,
enteroviral,
etiology,
meningococcal,
microbial,
rickettsial,
adenoviral,
airborne,
bacterial,
bloodborne,
embolic,
encephalitic,
enteric,
filterable,
filtrable,
haemolytic
More specific:
myxoma virus,
smallpox virus
Appears in the definition of:
myxoma virus
More general:
animal virus
Also try:
— Adjectives for poxvirus:
human,
large,
other,
tumorigenic,
vertebrate,
avian,
dermatotropic,
canary,
hemocytic,
only,
attenuated,
more...
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