Definition of viscerotropic in English:

viscerotropic

adjectiveˌvɪs(ə)rə(ʊ)ˈtrɒpɪkˌvɪs(ə)rə(ʊ)ˈtrəʊpɪkˌvisərəˈtrōpik

(of a microorganism) tending to attack or affect the viscera.
the viscerotropic virus has been repeatedly isolated in Europe
Example sentencesExamples
- Isolates that cause the respiratory-nervous syndrome, even those that are highly pathogenic, usually produce few or no distinct gross lesions; however, isolates that cause viscerotropic syndrome often do.
- Most recently, a fatal case of viscerotropic disease with fulminant hepatic failure temporally associated with yellow fever vaccine was reported from Colombia.
- These same viscerotropic viruses may cause typical signs and lesions of VVND when inoculated into chickens.
- In the reports of viscerotropic disease, 14% have a history of thymus disease with subsequent thymectomy.
- In birds surviving infection with the velogenic viscerotropic strain for two to three weeks, affected birds may exhibit muscle tremors, torticollis, paralysis of the legs and wings and opisthotonos prior to death.

Definition of viscerotropic in US English:

viscerotropic

adjectiveˌvisərəˈtrōpik

(of a microorganism) tending to attack or affect the viscera.
the viscerotropic virus has been repeatedly isolated in Europe
Example sentencesExamples
- These same viscerotropic viruses may cause typical signs and lesions of VVND when inoculated into chickens.
- In birds surviving infection with the velogenic viscerotropic strain for two to three weeks, affected birds may exhibit muscle tremors, torticollis, paralysis of the legs and wings and opisthotonos prior to death.
- Most recently, a fatal case of viscerotropic disease with fulminant hepatic failure temporally associated with yellow fever vaccine was reported from Colombia.
- In the reports of viscerotropic disease, 14% have a history of thymus disease with subsequent thymectomy.
- Isolates that cause the respiratory-nervous syndrome, even those that are highly pathogenic, usually produce few or no distinct gross lesions; however, isolates that cause viscerotropic syndrome often do.

单词	viscerotropic
释义	Definition of viscerotropic in English: viscerotropic adjectiveˌvɪs(ə)rə(ʊ)ˈtrɒpɪkˌvɪs(ə)rə(ʊ)ˈtrəʊpɪkˌvisərəˈtrōpik (of a microorganism) tending to attack or affect the viscera. the viscerotropic virus has been repeatedly isolated in Europe Example sentencesExamples Isolates that cause the respiratory-nervous syndrome, even those that are highly pathogenic, usually produce few or no distinct gross lesions; however, isolates that cause viscerotropic syndrome often do. Most recently, a fatal case of viscerotropic disease with fulminant hepatic failure temporally associated with yellow fever vaccine was reported from Colombia. These same viscerotropic viruses may cause typical signs and lesions of VVND when inoculated into chickens. In the reports of viscerotropic disease, 14% have a history of thymus disease with subsequent thymectomy. In birds surviving infection with the velogenic viscerotropic strain for two to three weeks, affected birds may exhibit muscle tremors, torticollis, paralysis of the legs and wings and opisthotonos prior to death. Definition of viscerotropic in US English: viscerotropic adjectiveˌvisərəˈtrōpik (of a microorganism) tending to attack or affect the viscera. the viscerotropic virus has been repeatedly isolated in Europe Example sentencesExamples These same viscerotropic viruses may cause typical signs and lesions of VVND when inoculated into chickens. In birds surviving infection with the velogenic viscerotropic strain for two to three weeks, affected birds may exhibit muscle tremors, torticollis, paralysis of the legs and wings and opisthotonos prior to death. Most recently, a fatal case of viscerotropic disease with fulminant hepatic failure temporally associated with yellow fever vaccine was reported from Colombia. In the reports of viscerotropic disease, 14% have a history of thymus disease with subsequent thymectomy. Isolates that cause the respiratory-nervous syndrome, even those that are highly pathogenic, usually produce few or no distinct gross lesions; however, isolates that cause viscerotropic syndrome often do.
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