Pathogenesis High Impact Factor Journals

Pathogenesis High Impact Factor Journals Pathogenesis is disease development from the initial appearance of the disease through to its final stages. This is a multifactorial mechanism that relies on the immune state of the host, the existence of the species or strain (factors of virulence) and the number of organisms in the initial contact. A disease pathogenesis is the molecular process (or mechanisms) contributing to a diseased illness. The term can also describe the cause and progression of the disease and whether it is acute, chronic, or recurring. The mechanism which causes infectious disease by bacteria. Most diseases stem from multiple processes. For example, some cancers result from immune system dysfunction, skin tumors, and lymphoma following a renal transplant which requires immunosuppression.