bacterium

Converse of object

• nitrify: Also delivers extra oxygen to the water, benefiting your Koi and creating extra growth of nitrifying bacteria.
• kill: The high levels of nicotine in tobacco can kill bacteria.

Preposition: in

gut: That GM DNA should transfer to bacteria in the human gut is not at all unexpected.

Adjective modifier

• pathogenic: Much previous experience has revealed which key features of pathogenic bacteria are easiest to look for!
• Gram-negative: A fluorescent, gram-negative bacterium was consistently isolated from diseased tissues onto King's B medium.
• harmful: This risks transferring any harmful bacteria on the raw meat straight to the dinner plate.
• anaerobic: Anaerobic bacteria are thought to have acted on them to start the process of changing the into crude oil or gas.
• Gram-positive: Gram-positive bacteria are a major cause of serious infections in many healthcare institutions.
• lactic: The preservation of milk by lactic acid bacteria resulted in yogurt.

Modifies a noun

• clostridium: Botulinum toxin is produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which occurs naturally in the soil.
• mycobacterium: TB itself is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, although there are various other Mycobacterium species that can cause different forms of TB.
• staphylococcus: It covers the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, healthcare settings and the risk of MRSA, causes, treatment, and prevention and control measures.
• aureus: It covers the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, healthcare settings and the risk of MRSA, causes, treatment, and prevention and control measures.
• botulinum: Botulinum toxin is produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which occurs naturally in the soil.

Noun used with modifier

• legionella: This duty extends to any risks from legionella bacteria, which may arise from work activities.
• nitrogen-fixing: Pea seed should be inoculated immediately before seeding to ensure an adequate supply of nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
• salmonella: It is caused by eating foods contaminated with salmonella bacteria.
• coli: This viral cDNA, cloned in E. coli bacteria, produced RNA viruses when injected into pigs.
• gut: Gut bacteria are essential for the health of the large bowel.
• poisoning: Also available in Bengali This video deals with sources of food poisoning bacteria ( i.e.