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Contains:
pock
Often used in the same context:
epiglottitis,
herpesviruses,
mycobacterium leprae,
variola virus,
vivax,
paramyxoviruses,
immunopathology,
lassa virus,
trypanosoma,
glycopeptide,
pestis,
replicon,
flavivirus,
roseola,
borrelia,
rickettsial,
mycobacterium tuberculosis,
protozoal,
staphylococci,
anthracis,
poliovirus vaccine,
arenavirus,
histocompatibility,
parainfluenza virus,
brucella,
chlamydia psittaci,
francisella tularensis,
varicella zoster virus,
genus plasmodium,
neisseria gonorrhoeae,
herpes zoster virus,
enterotoxin,
tubercle bacillus,
immunodeficiency,
c. trachomatis,
smallpox,
orthopoxvirus,
benzimidazole,
corynebacterium,
helminths,
poxvirus,
francisella,
pneumocystis,
meningoencephalitis,
chlamydial,
vaccinia,
ebola virus,
meningococcus,
albicans,
pentamidine,
cysticercosis,
pyrimethamine,
superinfection,
spirochete,
trichinella,
alphavirus,
aspergillosis,
kanamycin,
sulfamethoxazole,
borrelia burgdorferi,
toxoids,
orchitis,
encephalomyelitis,
filovirus,
haemagglutinin,
mycobacterium,
arboviruses,
methicillin,
taenia,
oxacillin,
picornavirus,
cryptococcosis,
schistosoma,
eczema vaccinatum,
mycoplasma,
neisseria,
undulant fever,
plasmodium vivax,
rh factor,
amebiasis,
papillomavirus,
whipworm,
rhinotracheitis,
antitoxins,
arbovirus,
hepatoma,
mycosis,
pyrimidines,
clostridium,
coxiella,
herpesvirus,
neurosyphilis,
cytotoxin,
penicillins,
ebola fever,
entamoeba,
trypanosome,
lymphogranuloma venereum,
aspergillus fumigatus,
trichophyton,
ebola hemorrhagic fever,
bovis,
measles,
pox,
varicella,
nephritis,
diphtheria,
goitre,
typhoid,
dysentery,
encephalitis,
ophthalmia,
pleurisy,
scarlatina,
scurvy,
ascites,
cholera,
chorea,
conjunctivitis,
aerosolized,
aphthous,
avirulent,
monotypic,
neurotropic,
pentatonic,
recombinant,
reconstituted,
swine,
thermostable,
acne,
adsorbed,
attentuated,
attenuated,
avian,
bivalent,
canine
More general:
pox
Synonyms:
smallpox
Also try:
— Adjectives for variola:
confluent,
discrete,
hemorrhagic,
true,
human,
modified,
malignant,
ordinary,
mild,
severe,
congenital,
more...
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