bacterial
US /bæk'tɪərɪrl/
・UK /bæk'tɪərɪəl/
B2
adj.AdjectiveConcerning or caused by bacteria
A bacterial infection should be treated as soon as possible
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The Science of BACON!
- properly in your red blood cells. On the other hand, nitrites help to prevent bacterial growth
properly in your red blood cells. On the other hand, nitrites help to prevent bacterial growth
- properly in your red blood cells. On the other hand, nitrites help to prevent bacterial growth
properly in your red blood cells. On the other hand, nitrites help to prevent bacterial growth
The laboratory accident that saved 500 million lives | Derek Thompson
- And three years after scientists took penicillin to the US, we had grown it to the extent that the death rate from bacterial illness among American and British soldiers declined by a factor of 18.
And three years after scientists took penicillin to the US, we had grown it to the extent that the death rate from bacterial illness among American and British soldiers declined by a factor of 18.
- And three years after scientists took penicillin to the US, we had grown it to the extent that the death rate from bacterial illness among American and British soldiers declined by a factor of 18.
And three years after scientists took penicillin to the US, we had grown it to the extent that the death rate from bacterial illness among American and British soldiers declined by a factor of 18.
What If You Just Keep Digging?
- It uses UV light to break down the chemical bonds of bacterial DNA, specifically E. coli and Salmonella.
It uses UV light to break down the chemical bonds of bacterial DNA, specifically E. coli and Salmonella.
- It uses UV light to break down the chemical bonds of bacterial DNA, specifically E. coli and salmonella.
It uses UV light to break down the chemical bonds of bacterial DNA, specifically E. coli and salmonella.
Ron Chernow (FULL EPISODE) | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend
- Yeah, and in fact, you know the eldest daughter Susie died at 24 of bacterial meningitis
Yeah, and in fact, you know the eldest daughter Susie died at 24 of bacterial meningitis
- And in fact, the eldest daughter, Susie, who died at 24 of bacterial meningitis, when they finally paid off the last of the debts, Livy writes that the happiest day that she'd had since her daughter died was the day that they paid off the last of the creditors.
And in fact, the eldest daughter, Susie, who died at 24 of bacterial meningitis, when they finally paid off the last of the debts, Livy writes that the happiest day that she'd had since her daughter died was the day that they paid off the last of the creditors.
遺伝子の研究者だけど質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan
- Cas9 comes from bacterial genomes, but we as genome engineers have taken it and repurposed it for uses in the lab and for genetic medicine.
Cas9 comes from bacterial genomes, but we as genome engineers have taken it and repurposed it for uses in the lab and for genetic medicine.
- Cas9 comes from bacterial genomes,
Cas9 comes from bacterial genomes,
Comparison of milk L-lactate concentration and the California Mastitis Test in identifying...
- In bacterial meningitis in humans, they found that the neutrophil—increased the neutrophil—associated with an increase in the cerebrospinal fluid lactate concentration.
In bacterial meningitis in humans, they found that the neutrophil—increased the neutrophil—associated with an increase in the cerebrospinal fluid lactate concentration.
- In bacterial meningitis in human, they found that the neutrophil... increase the neutrophil associated with increase the cerebrospinal fluid lactate concentration.
In bacterial meningitis in human, they found that the neutrophil... increase the neutrophil associated with increase the cerebrospinal fluid lactate concentration.
The Next Mission to Mars: Mars 2020
- Well, microscopic bacterial moles.
Well, microscopic bacterial moles.
- SARAH: Well, microscopic, bacterial moles. No, not actual moles!
SARAH: Well, microscopic, bacterial moles. No, not actual moles!
What is Your Snot Saying?
- When we get sick with a cold or sinus infection, our bodies begin to produce more mucus than normal to double down on the viral or bacterial invaders.
When we get sick with a cold or sinus infection, our bodies begin to produce more mucus than normal to double down on the viral or bacterial invaders.
- When we get sick with a cold or sinus infection, our bodies begin to produce more mucus than normal to double down on the viral or bacterial invaders.
When we get sick with a cold or sinus infection, our bodies begin to produce more mucus than normal to double down on the viral or bacterial invaders.
Your Time Machine Broke - At The Worst Time In History
- The waves move almost sluggishly through this thick bacterial soup.
The waves move almost sluggishly through this thick bacterial soup.
- The waves move almost sluggishly through this thick bacterial soup.
The waves move almost sluggishly through this thick bacterial soup.
The actual problem with vaccines
- And even bacterial infections like tetanus show similar results.
And even bacterial infections like tetanus show similar results.
- And even bacterial infections like tetanus show similar results.
And even bacterial infections like tetanus show similar results.