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...''Pseudomonas aeruginosa''. University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Bacteriology.]</ref> Most ''Pseudomonas aeruginosa'' are categorized as [[obligate aerob

| journal = Journal of Bacteriology

...axonomic]] sense) are the [[Archaea]]. The study of bacteria is known as ''bacteriology'', a subfield of [[microbiology]].

**''[[Infectious Disease]]s'' consists of virology, bacteriology and parasitology. These fields are closely associated with pathology.

...growing up, I rarely blew up things, preferring the more subtle threat of bacteriology. My mother, an Army reserve officer, did bring home assorted Field Manuals

...common notion, [[spontaneous generation]], was wrong. His life's work in [[bacteriology]], along with the later work of the German physician [[Robert Koch]], was i

...ikely to be "among the most fundamental advances in the whole history of [[bacteriology|bacteriological]] science".<ref>Luria, S. E. (1947). Recent advances in bac

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...on notion, [[spontaneous generation]], was a fallacy. His life's work in [[bacteriology]], along with the later work of the German physician [[Robert Koch]], was i

:: "His life's work in [[bacteriology]]", :where bacteriology is a redirect to microbiology. Also, when Leeuwenhoek work is mentioned:

...essity for preparatory qualifications, ridiculed and repudiated diagnosis, bacteriology and chemistry; admitted that a chiropractor acts in all cases upon his card

...is common notion, [[spontaneous generation]], was a fallacy. His work in [[bacteriology]], along with that of [[Robert Koch]], was important in establishing the [[

..., but this is mainly a response to invasive micro organisms/microbials), [[Bacteriology]], [[Virology]], [[Mycology]]. I added this to the Draft [[Biology/draft]] ...inks. For Medical microbiology, it is appropriate to have [[mycology]], [[bacteriology]], [[virology]], and [[immunology]] included. I'd have to ask some microbi

Hueppe 1896<ref name=hueppe1896>Hueppe, F., 1896. The Principles of Bacteriology. Chicago Open Court. </ref> |

...standards were set by physicians with advanced knowledge of [[Microbiology|bacteriology]] and laboratory science, and these physicians assumed leadership in the me

...standards were set by physicians with advanced knowledge of [[Microbiology|bacteriology]] and laboratory science, and these physicians assumed leadership in the me

...in in 1888 as assistant to Robert Koch (1843–1910), one of the pioneers of bacteriology. He then became professor of hygienics in the Faculty of Medicine at the pr

...ajor subfield of biology. In studying microbiology, one usually studies [[bacteriology]], [[virology]], [[parasitology]], [[mycology]], and then in doing so you l

..., should you add microbiology? what about immunology? virology? mycology? bacteriology? these last 4 would be subheadings of microbiology but they are much differ

...g]], Germany), was a German physician specialized in internal medicine and bacteriology who performed human experimentation in Nazi concentration camps.