| LYSOGENICITY | • lysogenicity n. The property of being lysogenic. • LYSOGENICITY n. the state of being lysogenic. |
| MITOGENICITY | • mitogenicity n. Quality or degree of being mitogenic. • MITOGENICITY n. the state of being mitogenic. |
| ONCOGENICITY | • oncogenicity n. The state or degree of being oncogenic. • ONCOGENICITY n. the state of being oncogenic. |
| PYROGENICITY | • pyrogenicity n. (Pathology, chemistry, geology) The condition or extent of being pyrogenic. • PYROGENICITY n. the state of being pyrogenic. |
| IATROGENICITY | • iatrogenicity n. The quality of being iatrogenic. • IATROGENICITY n. the state of being iatrogenic. |
| PATHOGENICITY | • pathogenicity n. The quality or state of causing, originating or producing disease. • PATHOGENICITY n. the state of being pathogenic. |
| SAPROGENICITY | • saprogenicity n. The quality of being saprogenic. • SAPROGENICITY n. the state of being saprogenic. |
| GOITROGENICITY | • goitrogenicity n. The quality of being goitrogenic. • GOITROGENICITY n. the state of being goitrogenic. |
| IMMUNOGENICITY | • immunogenicity n. (Immunology) The ability of a particular substance to provoke an immune response. • IMMUNOGENICITY n. the state of being immunogenic. |
| TERATOGENICITY | • teratogenicity n. (Teratology) The capability to cause malformations or defects to an embryo or foetus. • TERATOGENICITY n. the state of being teratogenic. |
| CARCINOGENICITY | • carcinogenicity n. The state or degree of being carcinogenic. • CARCINOGENICITY n. the state of being carcinogenic. |