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14 similar results for micro-organismos
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Mikroorganismenkultur {f}; Kultur {f} (gezüchtete Mikroorganismen) [biol.] [med.] [listen] microbiological culture; microbial culture; culture (grown microorganisms) [listen]

Mikroorganismenkulturen {pl}; Kulturen {pl} microbiological cultures; microbial 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.] microorganism; microbe

Kleinstlebewesen {pl}; Mikroorganismen {pl}; Mikroben {pl}; Mikrobionen {pl} microorganisms; microbes

Bodenmikrobe {f} soil microorganism

opportunistische Mikroben; Opportunisten {pl} opportunistic microorganisms

Mikroorganismen züchten to culture microorganisms

Mikrobenflora {f}; Mikroflora {f}; mikrobielle Flora {f} [biol.] microbial flora

Begleitflora {f} concomitant organisms

Mikrobiom {n} (Genom der Mikroorganismen, die im Körper leben) [biochem.] microbiome (the genome of the microorganisms living in the body)

Mikrobiome {pl} microbiomes

Antibiose {f} (Wachstumshemmung eines Mikroorganismus durch einen anderen) [biol.] antibiosis (growth inhibition of a microorganism by another one)

Diauxie {f} (zweiphasiges Wachstum von Mikroorganismen) [biol.] diauxie (two-phase growth of microorganisms)

Mikrobiom {n} (Gesamtheit der Mikroorganismen, die den Körper besiedeln) [biol.] microbiome (the collection of microorganisms inhabiting the human body)

Nokarida {f} (Mikroorganismus) [biol.] nocardia

Desinfektion {f}; Desinfizierung {f} (Beseitigung von Mikroorganismen) [med.] disinfection (elimination of microorganisms)

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 microorganisms)

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 microorganism) [listen] [listen]

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 [listen] [listen]

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 microorganisms) [listen]

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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