Calymmatobacterium
- noun
- /ˌkælɪməˈtɒbəkˌtɪəriəm/
- Archaic
- Granuloma inguinale is caused by bacteria of the genus Calymmatobacterium.
Examples
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The Calymmatobacterium genus includes rod-shaped bacteria.
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The identification of Calymmatobacterium is crucial for diagnosing certain sexually transmitted infections.
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Researchers studied the transmission patterns of Calymmatobacterium in affected communities.
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Researchers have studied Calymmatobacterium for its role in infections.
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The species Calymmatobacterium was once classified under a different genus related to certain infections.
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Health professionals often monitor cases related to Calymmatobacterium to prevent outbreaks of granuloma inguinale.
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Studies on Calymmatobacterium have helped improve understanding of its role in causing specific bacterial diseases.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Calymmatobacterium comes from Greek parts calymma meaning 'cover' and bacterium meaning 'rod'. So the name suggests a 'covered rod', a simple image to remember this group of rod-shaped bacteria.