vibrion

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vibrion - curved rodlike motile bacterium

vibrio

eubacteria, eubacterium, true bacteria - a large group of bacteria having rigid cell walls; motile types have flagella

genus Vibrio - a genus of bacteria

comma bacillus, Vibrio comma - comma-shaped bacteria that cause Asiatic cholera

Vibrio fetus - bacteria that cause abortion in sheep

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Il a ajoute que le dispositif mis en place pour eradiquer le vibrion cholerique reste toutefois maintenu.

Hasbellaoui :[beaucoup moins que]Aucun cas de cholera depuis une semaine[beaucoup plus grand que]

Le cholera est une maladie diarrheique tres contagieuse, due a un bacille a Gram negatif, Vibrion cholerique Cette bacterie pathogene a un tropisme exclusivement digestif, elle vit a l'etat saprophyte dans l'eau des estuaires et est un parasite du zooplancton.

Cholera : Quelle prevention?

L'action bactericide des eaux de la Jumna et du Gange sur le vibrion du cholera.

Bacteriophage Therapy: An Unforgetten Source of Cure/ Bakteriyofaj Terapisi: Unutulmus Bir Sifa Kaynagi

The artist has specifically designed artwork for such albums as Celtic Frost's To Mega Therion (1985), Atrocity's Hallucinations (1990), Sacrosanct's Recesses for the Depraved (1991), Carcass's Heartwork (1993), and Triptykon's Eparistera Daimones (2010), and a number of unlicensed covers also exist, often on underground demo tapes such as Absorbed's Unreal Overflows (1992), Order From Chaos's Stillbirth Machine (1993), Vibrion's Eradicated Life (1994), and Azure's Dark and Mysterious (1996).

Dark Matters: Mapping Science Fiction on the Extreme Metal Continuum

Realizo varios analisis de aguas y son sus trabajos mas importantes las investigaciones sobre el vibrion colerico en la epidemia que afecto a Europa entre 1854 y 1856.(151)

VI: La Ciencia en Espana

Debe recordarse que el vibrion colerico no fue descubierto por Roberto Koch hasta 1874.