Pathogenic

Pregnant women should avoid contact with pathogenic substances to prevent harm to the developing fetus.

Certain toxins and chemicals in the environment are pathogenic and can harm the fetus during pregnancy.

Pathogenic infections during pregnancy can cause serious complications for the fetus.

Pathogenic microbes can cause miscarriage or stillbirth by damaging the fetus.

Some chemicals in the environment are known to be pathogenic to fetuses if ingested by pregnant women.

The use of certain medications during pregnancy can be pathogenic to the developing fetus.

She was worried about getting sick from the pathogenic virus that was going around.

The pathogenic substances in the air could affect the development of the baby.

Pathogenic viruses can cross the placental barrier and infect the fetus, causing developmental problems.

The pathogenic substances in the medication could harm the fetus if taken during pregnancy.

The pathogenic toxins in the water could harm the fetus if pregnant women drank it.

The pathogenic fungi could cause harm to the baby if inhaled by the mother.

The pathogenic virus is responsible for the flu outbreak and has caused widespread illness.

Pathogenic fungi like Candida can cause an immune response that results in itching and burning in the affected area.

Certain pathogenic strains of bacteria can cause urinary tract infections and trigger an immune response in the body.

Pathogenic microorganisms can enter the body through contaminated food and water and cause an immune response.

Pathogenic viruses like the herpes virus can cause an immune response that results in the formation of painful blisters.

Pathogenic parasites like Trichomonas vaginalis can cause an immune response that leads to itching and burning in the genital area.

Pathogenic viruses like the flu virus can cause an immune response that results in fever and body aches.

Pathogenic bacteria like Helicobacter pylori can cause an immune response that leads to inflammation and ulceration in the stomach.

Exposure to certain pathogenic fungi can cause allergic reactions and immune responses in some people.

Pathogenic parasites like Giardia can cause an immune response that leads to diarrhea and stomach cramps.

Exposure to pathogenic molds in indoor environments can cause respiratory problems and trigger immune responses in susceptible individuals.

Pathogenic fungi like Aspergillus can cause an immune response that leads to wheezing and difficulty breathing.

Pathogenic viruses like HIV can cause an immune response that results in the destruction of immune cells, leading to immunodeficiency.

Pathogenic parasites can infect humans and animals and cause an immune response, leading to chronic illness.

Pathogenic bacteria like Streptococcus can cause an immune response that leads to inflammation and redness around a wound.

The pathogenic bacteria found in contaminated water can cause gastroenteritis and trigger an immune response in the body.

Exposure to pathogenic chemicals can cause mutations in DNA that lead to the development of tumors.

Pathogenic viruses can cause abnormal cellular changes in the host organism.

Pathogenic bacteria can produce toxins that cause cellular damage and inflammation.

Exposure to certain chemicals can be pathogenic to the liver.

Pathogenic bacteria can produce enzymes that break down tissues and cause necrosis.

The pathogenic microorganisms in the food caused the outbreak of illness.

The pathogenic amoeba in the swimming pool can cause infections.

The scientists identified a pathogenic strain of bacteria in the lab.

The pathogenic organism in the soil affected the growth of the plants.

The pathogenic fungus infected the plants in the garden.

The pathogenic virus is spreading rapidly in the community.

The pathogenic virus in the computer system caused the system to crash.

The doctor prescribed an antibiotic to treat the pathogenic infection.

The pathogenic toxins produced by the algae can make the water toxic.

The pathogenic organisms in the soil can harm the crops.

The pathogenic microorganisms in the hospital can cause infections in patients.

Certain genetic mutations can make a normally benign bacteria pathogenic and capable of causing disease.

The pathogenic nature of the disease makes it particularly difficult to treat.

Pathogenic agents can quickly spread through densely populated areas.

Certain strains of bacteria are pathogenic and can cause diseases such as pneumonia or meningitis.

The pathogenic properties of the virus are what make it so contagious and dangerous.

Pathogenic bacteria are a common cause of foodborne illness, such as salmonella or E. coli.