tropism Definition

virulence, phenotype, cytotoxicity, lymphocyte, epitope, epistasis, genotype, chemotaxis, subtype, mycobacteria, glycoprotein, human immunodeficiency virus, protease, isoenzymes, agonism, potentiation, hepatoma, replicon, osteoclast, immunoreactivity, granulocyte, pyrimidines, poxvirus, vivax, glycopeptide, nucleoside, heterozygote, cytidine, nelfinavir, esterase, lymphoid, igm, metaplasia, herpesviruses, morphogen, erythropoiesis, thigmotropism, benzimidazole, gonadal, chimerism, melanocyte, pentamidine, ouabain, bivalent, chlamydial, borrelia, serologic, leukocyte, myeloid, thyroglobulin, trypanosomes, lymphoblasts, thymidine, antigenicity, phagocytosis, chlorpromazine, humoral immune response, syngeneic, mecamylamine, serotonergic, immunomodulator, somatostatin, dopa, neisseria gonorrhoeae, mineralocorticoid, introgression, igg, azoles, peroxidase, homozygote, microsomal, murine, antitumour, busulfan, hydrolase, lassa virus, neuromuscular junction, suppressor gene, histocompatibility, valine, cytotoxin, virions, cellularity, isoproterenol, proteolysis, stereochemistry, borrelia burgdorferi, antisense, plasmin, pca, bacteroides, phenothiazines, bacilli, leydig cell, alpha fetoprotein, alleles, mononuclear, spirochete, proteinase, monocyte,