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TeratogenicAble to disturb the growth and development of an embryo or fetus. See also: Teratogen and Teratogenic drugs.
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TeratogenicSomething capable of producing defects in a fetus
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Teratogenic"causing the formation of monsters," 1873, from teratogeny + -ic; probably based on German teratogenic (by 1856).
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Teratogeniceliciting developmental irregularities within a fetus. A teratogen is an agent or procedure which elicits such irregular or odd growth; a procedure referred to as terato-genesis; a teratomorph is a fe [..]
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Teratogenicproducing fetal abnormality (pop)
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Teratogenicbiology/toxicology - referring to a chemical compound or environmental influence that causes developmental defects
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Teratogenic(adj) of or relating to substances or agents that can interfere with normal embryonic development
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TeratogenicTeratogenic means having the potential to cause congenital malformations (birth defects). Teratogenic substances that should not be consumed during pregnancy include alcohol, some medicines and vaccin [..]
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TeratogenicPertaining to birth defects and developmental malformations. Some antiretroviral (ARV) drugs should be avoided during pregnancy because they can potentially have teratogenic effects on the developing fetus.
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Teratogeniccausing gross structural abnormality.
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Teratogenic Of, relating to, or causing developmental malformations.
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TeratogenicOf, relating to, or causing developmental malformations.
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TeratogenicAny substance that tends to cause birth defects after conception.
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Teratogenicin relation to hazardous substances, means the capability of causing malformation during the development of an embryo or foetus.
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TeratogenicA substance capable of interfering with the development of a fetus, causing developmental malformations of birth defects.
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