bacteriology

Preposition: of

• ulcer: The bacteriology of ulcers with extensive cellulitis is similar to that of chronic non-infected ulcers ( Feingold et al. , 1989 ).

Converse of object

• include: Research was also carried on and included bacteriology, histopathology, and, later, biochemistry.

Adjective modifier

• molecular: The III incorporates multiple research groups with expertise in molecular bacteriology, virology, chemical biology, immunology and cancer immunity.
• qualitative: Trengove A. ( 1996 ) ' Qualitative bacteriology and leg ulcer healing ' .
• clinical: The report will be of interest to managers and staff in clinical bacteriology and serology laboratories.

Modifies a noun

• laboratory: Cultures should be carried out in a mycology or bacteriology laboratory.
• testing: In the UK, nearly 20 % of horses sampled during recent bacteriology testing proved positive for the strangles bacterium, Streptococcus equi.
• test: Often performed by an outside person or organization, Antec can provide bacteriology tests, calibration checks, dosing tests and expert technical advice.
• service: He was also in charge of the public health bacteriology service until it was transferred to Seacroft in 1956.
• lab: He was a brilliant student and after graduation he joined the bacteriology lab at St Mary's, under Almroth Wright.
• department: She left school, learned to type very fast, and got a job working in the bacteriology department at Edinburgh University.