| teratogenicity | <pharmacology> The ability to cause defects in a developing foetus. This is distinct from mutagenicity, which causes genetic mutations in sperms, eggs or other cells. Teratogenicity is a potential side effect of many drugs, such as thalidomide. (09 Oct 1997) |
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Producing physical defects in offspring in utero (ie, birth defects). Teratogenicity is a potential side effect of some drugs, such as thalidomide.
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| teratogenicity |
the ability to cause malformation of the fetus (birth defects).
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| teratogenicity |
The property or capability of producing fetal malformation.
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A teratogen is a substance which can cause birth defects. Teratogenic means able to cause birth defects. Teratogenicity is the ability of a chemical to cause birth defects. Teratogenicity results from a harmful effect to the embryo or the fetus/foetus.
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| teratogenicity |
the capacity of a physical or chemical agent to cause teratogenesis in offspring
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