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'''Cell wall integrity''' is a factor that can be considered when it has to be determined how contagious an infection is. |
'''Cell wall integrity''' is a factor that can be considered when it has to be determined how contagious an infection is. |
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| − | The cell wall integrity and viability of cells of the [[Tarchannen III species]] that caused former officers of the [[USS Victory|USS ''Victory'']] to tranform into members of the species was very low, meaning that the disease was not transmittable by infected patients, like [[Susanna Leijten]]. ( |
+ | The cell wall integrity and viability of cells of the [[Tarchannen III species]] that caused former officers of the [[USS Victory|USS ''Victory'']] to tranform into members of the species was very low, meaning that the disease was not transmittable by infected patients, like [[Susanna Leijten]]. ({{TNG|Identity Crisis}}) |
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Revision as of 01:37, 8 February 2007
Cell wall integrity is a factor that can be considered when it has to be determined how contagious an infection is.
The cell wall integrity and viability of cells of the Tarchannen III species that caused former officers of the USS Victory to tranform into members of the species was very low, meaning that the disease was not transmittable by infected patients, like Susanna Leijten. (TNG: "Identity Crisis")