spirillum volutans
1Spirillum — Systematik Domäne: Bakterien (Bacteria) Stamm: Proteobacteria Klasse: Betaproteobacteria …
2Spirillum — Ehrenb. (Schraubenbakterie), Gattung der Bakterien (s. d.), kürzere oder längere, schraubig gewundene Stäbchen, an einem oder beiden Polen mit Büscheln von Geißeln, welche die Beweglichkeit der Zellen bedingen. S. undula Ehrenb. und S. volutans… …
3spirillum — spirillar, adj. /spuy ril euhm/, n., pl. spirilla / ril euh/. Bacteriol. 1. any of several spirally twisted, aerobic bacteria of the genus Spirillum, certain species of which are pathogenic for humans. See diag. under bacteria. 2. any of various… …
4Spirillum — A genus of large (1.4–1.7 μm in diameter), rigid, helical, Gram negative bacteria (family Spirillaceae) that are motile by means of bipolar fascicles of flagella. These freshwater organisms are obligately microaerophilic and chemoorganotrophic …
5Spirillaceae — Spirillum Systematik Domäne: Bakterien (Bacteria) Stamm: Proteobacteria Klasse: Betaproteobacteria …
6Spirillen — Spirillum Systematik Domäne: Bakterien (Bacteria) Stamm: Proteobacteria Klasse: Betaproteobacteria Ordnung …
7spirillo — spi·rìl·lo s.m. TS biol. batterio del genere Spirillo, aerobio, a forma di virgoletta o di spirale, presente nelle acque stagnanti | con iniz. maiusc., genere della famiglia delle Spirillacee, cui appartengono lo Spirillum undula, lo Spirillum… …
8Семейство спириллы (Spirillaceae) — Представители семейства Spirillaceae имеют форму изогнутых или спиральных клеток, характеризующихся жесткой несгибаемой структурой. Почти все представители семейства близки по многим свойствам к псевдомонадам. Виды этого семейства весьма… …
9volutin — noun Etymology: German, from New Latin volutans, specific epithet of the bacterium Spirillum volutans in which it was first found Date: 1908 a granular basophilic substance containing nucleic acids that is found especially in cells of… …
10volutin — ˈvälyəd.ə̇n, ətə̇n noun ( s) Etymology: German, from volut (from New Latin volutans specific epithet of the bacterium Spirillum volutans in which volutin was first found from Latin, rolling, tumbling, present participle of volutare to roll about …
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