0 a bacterium (= an extremely small organism) that is shaped like a rod. There are various types of bacillus, some of which can cause disease. --
Bacillus thuringiensis crystal proteins that target nematodes.
During its transition from trial to distribution and from laboratory research to production, the bacillus-vaccine was relabeled.
In the cartoon, bacilli act as embodiments of disease, their opponents are physicians.
This usually contains a large number of white cells while culture establishes the presence of tubercle bacilli.
Both forms of amoeba have a coarsely vacuolated cytoplasm containing numerous inclusions, notably bacilli.
It is greatly changed, and in even larger numbers, that they turn up again in the 19th century as bacilli.
An antibiotic policy to prevent emergence of resistant bacilli.
He himself is said to have swallowed more cholera bacilli than any of them.
