lactobacillus Definition
lacto·ba·cil·lus (lak′tō bə sil′əs)
lactobacillus Usage Examples
Converse of object
use: Gene transfer and expression systems for lactobacilli used as bacterial fermentation starter cultures.
Modifies a noun
- acidophilus: Lactobacillus Acidophilus also manufactures small amounts of vitamins which are then absorbed by the gut.
- sporogenes: Probiotics 60 Tablets £ 3.95 This probiotic contains a commonly occurring strain of beneficial bacteria called ' lactobacillus sporogenes ' .
- bulgaricus: Lactobacillus bulgaricus was also found to have powerful antibacterial properties.
- rhamnosus: Lactobacillus rhamnosus can inhibit the growth of pathogenic organisms in the GI tract and inhibit putrefactive toxins.
Browse dictionary entries near lactobacillus
- ‹ lacto-
- ‹ lactiferous
- ‹ lactic acid
- ‹ lactic
- ‹ lactescent
- ‹ lacteal
- ‹ lactation
- ‹ lactate
- ‹ lactase
- ‹ lactary
- lactoflavin ›
- lactogenic ›
- lactometer ›
- lactone ›
- lactoprotein ›
- lactose ›
- lacuna ›
- lacunar ›
- lacunose ›
- lacustrine ›

