Príklady bacilli

• Bacteriologically negative cases may be explained because of the low number of bacilli in samples.

• Interferon-gamma-treated murine macrophages inhibit growth of tubercle bacilli via the generation of reactive nitrogen intermediates.

• Subsequent vaccination series started in 1922 increased the dose to three 1-centigram administrations, considered equivalent to 1.2 billion bacilli.

• He himself is said to have swallowed more cholera bacilli than any of them.

• An antibiotic policy to prevent emergence of resistant bacilli.

• It is greatly changed, and in even larger numbers, that they turn up again in the 19th century as bacilli.

• They cite data that tubercle bacilli survive for 120 d in dust, a phenomenon presumably requiring desiccation tolerance.

• Both forms of amoeba have a coarsely vacuolated cytoplasm containing numerous inclusions, notably bacilli.

• This usually contains a large number of white cells while culture establishes the presence of tubercle bacilli.

• In the cartoon, bacilli act as embodiments of disease, their opponents are physicians.

• Based on fewer facts than inclination, he decided that certain bacilli within the large intestine caused "autointoxication," which he believed could lead to hardening of the arteries and aging.

• Embadomonas alexeieffi containing numerous ingested bacilli.

• Coliform bacilli survive in water much longer than pathogenic organisms and most importantly coliform bacilli have greater resistance to the forces of natural purification than the waterborne pathogens.

• Chapin believed that close and prolonged contact between people was necessary to spread the tubercle infection, rather than brief encounters with the bacilli in the air in the street.

• Repeated tests for tubercule bacilli have been made during the last four years.