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nonspecific

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nonspecific /non·spe·cif·ic/ (non″spĭ-sif´ik)
1. not due to any single known cause.
2. not directed against a particular agent, but rather having a general effect.

nonspecific [non-spĕ-sif´ik]
1. not due to any single known cause.
2. not directed against a particular agent, but rather having a general effect.

nonspecific
1. not due to any single known cause.
2. not directed against a particular agent, but rather having a general effect.

nonspecific colitis
diarrheic disease of growing pigs resembling a mild form of swine dysentery; associated with infection by Serpulinainnocens. Called also grower pig scours.


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