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Mikroorganismenkultur
{f}
;
Kultur
{f}
(
gezüchtete
Mikroorganismen
)
[biol.]
[med.]
micro
biological
culture
;
micro
bial
culture
;
culture
(grown
micro
organisms
)
Mikroorganismenkulturen
{pl}
;
Kulturen
{pl}
micro
biological
cultures
;
micro
bial
cultures
;
cultures
Impfstoffkultur
{f}
;
Impfkultur
{f}
;
Inoculum
{n}
seed
culture
;
inoculum
Kontrollkuturen
{pl}
control
cultures
pflanzliche
Gewebekulturen
plant
tissue
cultures
Vorkultur
{f}
pre-culture
Kleinstlebewesen
{n}
;
Mikroorganismus
{m}
;
Mikrobe
{f}
;
Mikrobion
{n}
[biol.]
micro
organism
;
micro
be
Kleinstlebewesen
{pl}
;
Mikroorganismen
{pl}
;
Mikroben
{pl}
;
Mikrobionen
{pl}
micro
organisms
;
micro
bes
Bodenmikrobe
{f}
soil
micro
organism
opportunistische
Mikroben
;
Opportunisten
{pl}
opportunistic
micro
organisms
Mikroorganismen
züchten
to
culture
micro
organisms
Mikrobenflora
{f}
;
Mikroflora
{f}
;
mikrobielle
Flora
{f}
[biol.]
micro
bial
flora
Begleitflora
{f}
concomitant
organisms
Mikrobiom
{n}
(
Genom
der
Mikroorganismen
,
die
im
Körper
leben
)
[biochem.]
micro
biome
(the
genome
of
the
micro
organisms
living
in
the
body
)
Mikrobiome
{pl}
micro
biomes
Antibiose
{f}
(
Wachstumshemmung
eines
Mikroorganismus
durch
einen
anderen
)
[biol.]
antibiosis
(growth
inhibition
of
a
micro
organism
by
another
one
)
Diauxie
{f}
(
zweiphasiges
Wachstum
von
Mikroorganismen
)
[biol.]
diauxie
(two-phase
growth
of
micro
organisms
)
Mikrobiom
{n}
(
Gesamtheit
der
Mikroorganismen
,
die
den
Körper
besiedeln
)
[biol.]
micro
biome
(the
collection
of
micro
organisms
inhabiting
the
human
body
)
Nokarida
{f}
(
Mikroorganismus
)
[biol.]
nocardia
Desinfektion
{f}
;
Desinfizierung
{f}
(
Beseitigung
von
Mikroorganismen
)
[med.]
disinfection
(elimination
of
micro
organisms
)
chemische
Desinfection
chemical
disinfection
chemothermische
Desinfektion
chemothermal
disinfection
Enddesinfektion
{f}
;
Schlussdesinfektion
{f}
terminal
disinfection
Feindesinfektion
{f}
fine
disinfection
Händedesinfektion
{f}
hand
disinfection
laufende
Desinfektion
constant
disinfection
;
concurrent
disinfection
Oberflächendesinfektion
{f}
surface
disinfection
physikalische
Desinfection
;
thermische
Desinfektion
physical
disinfection
;
thermal
disinfection
Sprühdesinfektion
{f}
spray
disinfection
Folgezersetzer
{m}
;
Fäulnisbewohner
{m}
;
Saprobiont
{m}
[biol.]
saprobiontic
organism
;
saprobiont
Folgezersetzer
{pl}
;
Fäulnisbewohner
{pl}
;
Saprobionten
{pl}
saprobiontic
organisms
;
saprobionts
planzlicher
Saprobiont
;
Saprophyt
;
Fäulnispflanze
;
Moderpflanze
saprophyte
tierischer
Saprobiont
;
Saprophag
saprophage
mikrobieller
Saprobiont
;
Saprobie
saprobe
Keimfreimachung
{f}
;
Entkeimung
{f}
;
Sterilisierung
{f}
;
Sterilisation
{f}
[med.]
sterilization
;
sterilisation
[Br.]
(making
something
free
from
viable
micro
organisms
)
franktionierte
Sterilisation
;
Tyndallisation
{f}
;
Tyndallisieren
{n}
tyndallization
;
tyndallisation
[Br.]
Krankheitserreger
{m}
;
Erreger
{m}
;
Krankheitskeim
{m}
;
krankheitsrerregender
Keim
{m}
;
pathogener
Keim
{m}
;
Keim
{m}
(
gesundheitsschädlicher
Mikroorganismus
)
[med.]
disease-causing
agent
;
disease-producing
agent
;
disease
agent
;
pathogenic
agent
;
pathogen
;
infectious
agent
;
agent
;
disease-producing
germ
;
pathogenic
germ
;
infectious
germ
;
germ
;
disease-producing
organism
;
pathogenic
organism
; (harmful)
bug
[coll.]
(health-damaging
micro
organism
)
Krankheitserreger
{pl}
;
Erreger
{pl}
;
Krankheitskeime
{pl}
;
krankheitsrerregende
Keime
{pl}
;
pathogene
Keime
{pl}
;
Keime
{pl}
disease-causing
agents
;
disease-producing
agents
;
disease
agents
;
pathogenic
agents
;
pathogens
;
infectious
agents
;
agents
;
disease-producing
germs
;
pathogenic
germs
;
infectious
germs
;
germs
;
disease-producing
organisms
;
pathogenic
organisms
;
bugs
aerogener
Keim
aerogenic
germ
Anflugkeim
{m}
air-borne
organism
Ansteckungskeim
{m}
;
Infektionskeim
{m}
infective
agent
;
infectious
agent
auslösender
Erreger
;
auslösender
Keim
causative
agent
;
causative
germ
bakterieller
Keim
{m}
bacterial
agent
durch
Luft
übertragener
Keim
airborne
germ
geophiler
Erreger
geophile
pathogen
Hauskeim
{m}
facility-specific
germ
Hautkeim
{m}
skin
germ
hochpathogener
Erreger
;
hochpathogener
Keim
high-consequence
pathogenic
agent
;
high-consequence
pathogen
Krankenhauskeim
{m}
hospital
germ
;
hospital
bug
[coll.]
Lebenmittelkeime
{pl}
food
bugs
opportunistische
Krankheitserreger
;
opportunistische
Erreger
opportunistic
infectious
agents
;
opportunistic
agents
;
opportunistic
pathogens
persistierender
Keim
persister
Pilzkeim
{m}
mycotic
agent
Problemkeim
{m}
problematic
agent
ständige
Hautkeime
resident
flora
of
the
skin
Testkeim
{m}
test
agent
Umweltkeim
{m}
environmental
germ
viraler
Keim
{m}
viral
agent
Krankheitserreger
,
die
aus
Nutztierreservoiren
stammen
pathogens
associated
with
livestock
;
livestock-associated
pathogens
Lebewesen
{n}
[biol.]
living
thing
;
living
being
;
living
creature
;
critter
[Am.]
[slang]
Lebewesen
{pl}
living
things
;
living
beings
;
living
creatures
;
critters
einzellige
Lebewesen
{pl}
;
Einzeller
{pl}
single-celled
creatures
;
unicellular
organisms
Kleinlebewesen
{n}
micro
-organism
Meereslebewesen
{pl}
marine
organisms
;
marine
creatures
;
sea
creatures
;
marine
life
die
Patentierung
von
Lebewesen
the
patenting
of
living
things
Passage
{f}
(
Transport
von
Substanzen
oder
Mikroorganismen
)
[med.]
passage
(transport
of
substances
or
micro
organisms
)
Erregerpassage
{f}
passage
of
the
infectious
agent
Leberpassage
{f}
liver
passage
Magen-Darm-Passage
{f}
gastro-intestinal
passage
eine
unauffällige
Magen-Darm-Passage
haben
to
have
a
normal
gastro-intestinal
passage
;
to
pass
through
the
gastro-intestinal
tract
satisfactorily
/
no
longer
than
usual
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