Mastadenovirus

Mastadenovirus /Mas·tad·e·no·vi·rus/ (mast-ad´e-no-vi?rus) mammalian adenoviruses; a genus of viruses of the family Adenoviridae that infect mammals, causing disease of the gastrointestinal tract, conjunctiva, central nervous system, and urinary tract; many species induce malignancy.

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Mas·tad·e·no·vi·rus (m-stdn--vrs)

n.

A genus of adenoviruses including many species that infect humans, some of which cause respiratory infections and acute follicular conjunctivitis.

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Mastadenovirus

one of the two genera in the family Adenoviridae, the members of which infect mammals.