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aerobe£¨ºÃÑõ΢ÉúÎ: A microorganism that lives and grows in the presence of free gaseous oxygen (O2).
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AIDS£¨°®×̲¡£©: Acquired Immune deficiency syndrome. The complex of signs and symptoms characteristic of the late phase of human immunodeficiency virus  (HIV) infection.
Ames test£¨°¬Ä·ÊÏʵÑ飩: A method for detecting mutagenic and potentially carcinogenic agents based upon the genetic alteration of nutritionally defective bacteria
anabolism£¨ºÏ³É´úл£©: The energy consuming process of incorporating nutrients into protoplasm through biosynthesis.
anaerobe£¨ÑáÑõ΢ÉúÎ: A microorganism that grows best, or exclusively, in the absence of oxygen.
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antibody£¨¿¹Ì壩: A large protein molecule evoked in response to an antigen that interacts specifically with that antigen.
antigen£¨¿¹Ô­£©: Any cell, particle, or chemical that induces a specific immune response by B cells or T cells and can stimulate resistance to an infection or a toxin.
antigenic determinant£¨¿¹Ô­¾ö¶¨»ù£©:The precise molecular group of an antigen that defines its specificity and triggers the immune response.
antimetabolite£¨¿¹´úлÎ:A substance such as a drug that competes with, substitutes for, or interferes with a normal metabolite.
antiseptic£¨·À¸¯¼Á£©£ºA growth-inhibiting agent used on tissues to prevent infection.
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antitoxin£¨¿¹¶¾ËØ£©£ºGlobulin fraction of serum that neutralizesa specific toxin. Also refers to the specific antitoxin antibody itself.
arthrospore£¨½Úæß×Ó£©£ºA fungal spore formed by the septation fragmentation of hyphae.
ascospore£¨×ÓÄÒ£©£ºA spore formed within a saclike cell (ascus) of Ascomycota following nuclear fusion and meiosis.
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autoantigen£¨×ÔÉí¿¹Ô­£©£º Molecules that are inherently part of self but are perceived by the immune system as foreign
autoimmune disease£¨×ÔÉíÃâÒß¼²²¡£©£ºThe pathologic condition arising from the production of antibodies against autoantigens. Example: rheumatoid arthritis. Also called autoimmunity
bacteriophage£¨ÊɾúÌ壩£ºA virus that specifically infects bacteria.
bacteriostatic£¨ÒÖ¾ú£©£ºAny process or agent that inhibits bacterial growth.
binary fission£¨¶þ·ÖÁÑ£©£ºThe formation of two new cells of approximately equal size as the result of parent cell division.
B lymphocyte (B cell)£º A white blood cell that gives rise to plasma cells and antibodies.
broad spectrum£¨¹ãÆ×£©£º A word to denote drugs that affect many different types of bacteria, both gram-positive and gram-negative.
Capsid£¨Ò¿ǣ©£ºThe protein covering of a virus's nucleic acid core. Capsids exhibit symmetry due to the regular arrangement of subunits called capsomers.
capsomer£¨Ò¿ÇÁ££©£º A subunit of the virus capsid shaped as a triangle or disc.
capsule£¨¼ÔĤ£©£º In bacteria, the loose, gel-like covering or slime made chiefly of simple polysaccharides. This layer is protective and can be associated with virulence.
Catabolism£¨·Ö½â´úл£©£ºThe chemical breakdown of complex compounds into simpler units to be used in cell metabolism.
cell-mediated immune£¨Ï¸°û½éµ¼ÃâÒߣ©£º The type of immune responses brought about by T cells, such as cytotoxic, suppressor, and helper effects.
chemoautotroph£¨»¯ÄÜ×ÔÑø¾ú£©£ºAn organism that relies upon inorganic chemicals for its energy and carbon dioxide for its carbon. Also called a chemolithotraph
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Conldia£¨·ÖÉúæß×Ó£©£ºAsexual fungal spores shed as free units from the tips of fertile hyphae. Conjugation£¨½ÓºÏ£©£ºIn bacteria, the contact between donor and recipient cells associated with the transfer of genetic material such as plasmids. Can involvespecial (sex) pili. Also a form of sexual recombination in ciliated protozoans.
Colony(¾úÂä)£º A macroscopic cluster of cells appearing on a solid medium, each arising from the multiplication of a single cell.
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differential medium£¨¼ø±ðÅàÑø»ù£©£º A single substrate that discriminates between groups of microorganisms on the basis of differences in their appearance due to different chemical reactions.
differential stain£¨¼ø±ðȾɫ£©£º A technique that utilizes two dyes to distinguish between different microbial groups or cell parts by color reaction.
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endospore£¨Ñ¿æß£©£º A small, dormant, resistant derivative of a bacterial cell that germinates under favorable growth conditions into a vegetative cell. The bacterial genera Bacillus and Clostridiim are typical sporeformers.
endotoxin£¨ÄÚ¶¾ËØ£©£º A bacterial intracellular toxin that is not ordinarily released (as is exotoxin). Endotoxin is composed of a phospholipid-polysaccharide complex that is an integral part of gram-negative bacterial cell walls. Endotoxins can cause severe shock and fever.
enriched medium£¨¼Ó¸»ÅàÑø»ù£©£º A nutrient medium supplemented with blood, serum, or some growth factor to promote the multiplication of fastidiousmicroorganisms.
enveloped virus£¨°üĤ²¡¶¾£©£ºA virus whose nucleocapsid is enclosed by a membrane derived in part from the host cell. It usually contains exposed glycoprotein spikes specific for the virus. essential nutrient£¨±ØÐëÓªÑø£©£ºAny ingredient such as a certain amino acid, fatty acid, vitamin, or mineral that cannot be formed by an organism and must be supplied in the diet. A growth factor. eucaryotic cell£¨ÕæºËϸ°û£©£º A cell that differs from a procaryotic cell chiefly by having a nuclear membrane (a well-defined nucleus), membrane-bound subcellular organdies, and mitotic cell division.
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Facultative£¨¼æÐԵģ©£ºPertaining to the capacity of microbes to adapt or adjust to variations; not obligate. Example: The presence of oxygen is not obligatory for a facultative anaerobe to grow.
Fermentation£¨·¢½Í£©£ºThe extraction of energy through anaerobic degradation of substrates into simpler, reduced metabolites. In large industrial processes, fermentation can mean any use of microbial metabolism to manufacture organic chemicals or other products.
Flagellum£¨±Þ룩 -- Hair-like structure attached to a cell, used for locomotion in many protists and prokaryotes. The prokaryotic flagellum differs from the eukaryotic flagellum in that the prokaryotic flagellum is a solid unit composed primarily of the protein flagellin, while the eukaryotic flagellum is composed of several protein strands bound by a membrane, and does not contain flagellin. The eukaryotic flagellum is sometimes referred to as an undulipodium.
Genotype£¨±íÐÍ£©£ºThe genotype is ultimately responsible for an organism's phototype, or expressed characteristics.
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