teratogenic

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(Tıp) Kusurlu organ veya doku oluşmasına sebep olan, fetüs'te malformasyon yaratan
teratogenicity
teratojenite
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Of, relating to, or causing malformations or defects to an embryo of foetus
A teratogenic agent
Substances that are suspected of causing malformations or serious deviations from the normal type, which can not be inherited in or on animal embryos or fetuses
{s} pertaining to the production of developmental deformities (Biology)
Substances such as chemicals or radiation that cause abnormal development of a embryo See also: mutatgen
Abnormalities production during embryonic development leading to foetal malformations Three-phase current : Three wires under tension or conductors are used instead of only one, each one functioning with the same alternating voltage, and generally transporting the same AC current, but the three tensions are shifted (temporal variation) a third of a period compared to each other This means that the sum of the three tensions (or the currents) is zero at every moment A three-phase transmission makes it possible to transmit as with three conductors the same energy as with three identical circuits of two wires for each one, that is to say a saving in 50 % of matter The three waves (A,B,C) represent the voltages ( and currents ) in a three-phase system Source : CIGRE Tissue: Set of cells of comparable nature specialized to perform the same function The tissues form the organs
Capable of interfering with the development of a foetus, causing birth defects
drugs given to the mother that can cross the placental barrier to the unborn child They are caplable of interfering with the development of the fetus, causing birth defects
a material that is capable of producing birth defects in animals and/or humans
Anything which produces nonheritable birth defects is said to be teratogenic
capable of causing birth defects capable of causing birth defects
causing gross structural abnormality
The property of a substance or mixture of substances to produce or induce (Teratogen) functional deviations or developmental anomalies, not heritable, in or on an animal embryo or fetus
Capable of producing congenital malformations in the fetus (birth defects)
Causing birth defects
Structural developmental defects due to exposure to a chemical agent during formation of individual organs
Causing malformations in a fetus
of or relating to substances or agents that can interfere with normal embryonic development
A substance that may produce a malformation of the embryo or fetus
teratogenetic
teratogenicity
The capability to cause malformations or defects to an embryo or foetus
teratogenicity
Causation of abnormal development of the embryo (CMD 1997)
teratogenicity
the ability to cause malformation of the fetus (birth defects)
teratogenicity
the ability of a chemical substance to cause malformations in a human or animal fetus
teratogenicity
The ability to cause defects in a developing fetus This is distinct from mutagenicity, which results in genetic mutations in sperms, eggs or other cells Teratogenicity is a potential side effect of many drugs, such as thalidomide
teratogenicity
The capacity of a physical or chemical agent to cause teratogenesis in offspring