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cytopathic

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cytopathic /cy·to·path·ic/ (-path´ik) pertaining to or characterized by pathologic changes in cells.
cy·to·path·ic (st-pthk)
adj.
Of or relating to degeneration or disease of cells.
cytopathic
[-path′ik]
pertaining to the effect of disease or another disorder on a cell, such as damage from a virus or nuclear radiation.
cytopathic [si″to-path´ik]
pertaining to or characterized by pathologic changes in cells.
cytopathic
pertaining to or characterized by pathological changes in cells.
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When cytopathic effect was obvious, DNA was extracted from the supernatant, and the complete hemagglutinin gene was sequenced from a PCR product (forward primer 5'CCATTGGAAAAAACACAGTAC-3', reverse primer 5'CCAAATATATTCCCATAGTC-3'), amplifying a 1,183bp region.
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The organism then produces cytopathic toxins termed toxin A, toxin B and a binary toxin.
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The diagnosis of CMV is established by the identification of viral cytopathic effect (intranuclear inclusions) in gastrointestinal mucosal biopsies by routine haematoxylin-eosin (H&E) stains [7].
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