Premunition
41TUBERCULOSE — Le terme de tuberculose englobe toutes les manifestations pathologiques susceptibles d’être provoquées dans l’organisme par un agent pathogène bactérien spécifique, le bacille de Koch (Mycobacterium tuberculosis ). De toutes les localisations de… …
42tuberculeux — tuberculeux, euse [ tybɛrkylø, øz ] adj. et n. • 1570 éminence tuberculeuse « qui forme un tubercule (1o) »; de tubercule 1 ♦ (1765; de tubercule, 2o) Qui s accompagne de tubercules pathologiques, ou qui en présente. 2 ♦ Relatif à la tuberculose …
43infection immunity — n PREMUNITION * * * the development of resistance to reinfection even though the original infection persists, an apparent paradox. Called also concomitant i …
44premune — pre·mune ( )prē myün adj characterized by premunition …
45premunize — pre·mu·nize or chiefly Brit pre·mu·nise prē myə .nīz vt, nized or chiefly Brit nised; niz·ing or chiefly Brit nis·ing to induce premunition in …
46premonition — (n.) mid 15c., from Anglo Fr. premunition, from L.L. praemonitionem (nom. praemonitio) a forewarning, from pp. stem of L. praemonere forewarn, from prae before (see PRE (Cf. pre )) + monere to warn (see MONITOR (Cf …
47ТРИПАНОСОМЫ — ТРИПАНОСОМЫ, ТРИПАНОСОМИАЗ. Трипаносомы, паразитические простейшие из рода Trypanosoma Gruby, 1843, сем. Trypanosomidae, порядка Protomonadina, класса Mastigophora. К семейству Trypanosomidae относятся близкие роду Trypanosoma роды… …
48precaution — n. 1. Forethought, foresight, timely care, prudence, providence, circumspection, wariness, care. 2. Premunition, prior measure, preventive measure, provision …
49premunize — ˈprēmyəˌnīz transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: premune + ize : to induce premunition in …
50premunity — noun see premunition …
