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microbiological culture; microbial culture; culture (grown microorganisms) [listen] Mikroorganismenkultur {f}; Kultur {f} (gezüchtete Mikroorganismen) [biol.] [med.] [listen]

microbiological cultures; microbial cultures; cultures Mikroorganismenkulturen {pl}; Kulturen {pl}

seed culture; inoculum Impfstoffkultur {f}; Impfkultur {f}; Inoculum {n}

control cultures Kontrollkuturen {pl}

plant tissue cultures pflanzliche Gewebekulturen

pre-culture Vorkultur {f}

microbial strain; strain [listen] Stamm {m} von Mikroorganismen; mikrobieller Stamm {m} [biol.]

microbial strains; strains [listen] Stämme {pl} von Mikroorganismen; mikrobielle Stämme {pl}

outbreak strain; epidemic strain Ausbruchsstamm {m}; Epidemiestamm {m}

strain of bacteria; bacterial strain Bakterienstamm {m}

pathogenic strain Erregerstamm {m}

highly pathogenic / low pathogenic strain hochpathogener / niedrigpathogener Stamm

vaccine strain Impfstamm {m}

fungal strain Pilzstamm {m}

resistant strain resistenter Stamm

virus strain Virusstamm {m}

microorganism; microbe Kleinstlebewesen {n}; Mikroorganismus {m}; Mikrobe {f}; Mikrobion {n} [biol.]

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

soil microorganism Bodenmikrobe {f}

opportunistic microorganisms opportunistische Mikroben; Opportunisten {pl}

to culture microorganisms Mikroorganismen züchten

microbic; microbial mikrobisch; mikrobiell {adj} [biol.]

microbic contamination mikrobische Verseuchung {f}

microbial mats mikrobieller Rasen (oberflächliche Ansammlung von Mikroorganismen)

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

concomitant organisms Begleitflora {f}

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

microbiomes Mikrobiome {pl}

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

biotype; biovariety; biovar (variant prokaryotic microorganism) Biotypus {m}; Biotyp {m}; Biovarietas {f}; Biovar {f} (Variante prokaryotischer Mikroorganismen) [biol.]

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

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

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

chemical disinfection chemische Desinfection

chemothermal disinfection chemothermische Desinfektion

terminal disinfection Enddesinfektion {f}; Schlussdesinfektion {f}

fine disinfection Feindesinfektion {f}

hand disinfection Händedesinfektion {f}

constant disinfection; concurrent disinfection laufende Desinfektion

surface disinfection Oberflächendesinfektion {f}

physical disinfection; thermal disinfection physikalische Desinfection; thermische Desinfektion

spray disinfection Sprühdesinfektion {f}

sterilization; sterilisation [Br.] (making something free from viable microorganisms) Keimfreimachung {f}; Entkeimung {f}; Sterilisierung {f}; Sterilisation {f} [med.]

tyndallization; tyndallisation [Br.] franktionierte Sterilisation; Tyndallisation {f}; Tyndallisieren {n}

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 {m}; Erreger {m}; Krankheitskeim {m}; krankheitsrerregender Keim {m}; pathogener Keim {m}; Keim {m} (gesundheitsschädlicher Mikroorganismus) [med.]

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] Krankheitserreger {pl}; Erreger {pl}; Krankheitskeime {pl}; krankheitsrerregende Keime {pl}; pathogene Keime {pl}; Keime {pl}

aerogenic germ aerogener Keim

air-borne organism Anflugkeim {m}

infective agent; infectious agent Ansteckungskeim {m}; Infektionskeim {m}

causative agent; causative germ auslösender Erreger; auslösender Keim

bacterial agent bakterieller Keim {m}

airborne germ durch Luft übertragener Keim

geophile pathogen geophiler Erreger

facility-specific germ Hauskeim {m}

skin germ Hautkeim {m}

high-consequence pathogenic agent; high-consequence pathogen hochpathogener Erreger; hochpathogener Keim

hospital germ; hospital bug [coll.] Krankenhauskeim {m}

food bugs Lebenmittelkeime {pl}

opportunistic infectious agents; opportunistic agents; opportunistic pathogens opportunistische Krankheitserreger; opportunistische Erreger

persister persistierender Keim

mycotic agent Pilzkeim {m}

problematic agent Problemkeim {m}

resident flora of the skin ständige Hautkeime

test agent Testkeim {m}

environmental germ Umweltkeim {m}

viral agent viraler Keim {m}

pathogens associated with livestock; livestock-associated pathogens Krankheitserreger, die aus Nutztierreservoiren stammen

living thing; living being; living creature; critter [Am.] [slang] Lebewesen {n} [biol.]

living things; living beings; living creatures; critters Lebewesen {pl}

single-celled creatures; unicellular organisms einzellige Lebewesen {pl}; Einzeller {pl}

micro-organism Kleinlebewesen {n}

marine organisms; marine creatures; sea creatures; marine life Meereslebewesen {pl}

the patenting of living things die Patentierung von Lebewesen

passage (transport of substances or microorganisms) [listen] Passage {f} (Transport von Substanzen oder Mikroorganismen) [med.]

passage of the infectious agent Erregerpassage {f}

liver passage Leberpassage {f}

gastro-intestinal passage Magen-Darm-Passage {f}

to have a normal gastro-intestinal passage; to pass through the gastro-intestinal tract satisfactorily / no longer than usual eine unauffällige Magen-Darm-Passage haben
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