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Disease-producing microorganisms.Capable of causing disease.Pertaining to the conditions that lead to pathology.Capable of causing disease. The term is applied to a parasitic microorganism (especially a bacterium) in relation to its host.This term means disease-producing, and is applied, for example, to bacteria capable of causing disease.Harmful microorganisms that can cause disease or infection in humans when they invade the body.The BMS exhibits qualities akin to that of a pathogenic organism, while the APS is disease-inducing and possesses the capacity to provoke illness. However, in the given context, the term disease-inciting is deemed unsuitable.Causing or leading to the development of diseases or morbid symptoms.