Sentences with DIPLOCOCCIC
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The diplococcic bacteria are responsible for causing pneumonia."
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"Microscopic examination revealed diplococcic organisms in the patient's blood sample."
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"The presence of diplococcic cells in the sputum indicates a bacterial infection."
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"The diplococcic culture grew rapidly in the nutrient medium."
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"Gram staining showed the diplococcic bacteria to be Gram-negative."
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"The identification of diplococcic morphology suggests the presence of Neisseria species."
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"The diplococcic colonies on the agar plate exhibited smooth and mucoid characteristics."
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"Isolation of diplococcic pathogens from the patient's urine confirms a urinary tract infection."
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"The diplococcic cells were visualized under the microscope using an oil immersion lens."
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"The antibiotic susceptibility testing indicated that the diplococcic strain was resistant to penicillin."
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"The diplococcic nature of the bacteria makes them easily recognizable under a microscope."
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"Infections caused by diplococcic bacteria can be severe if not treated promptly."
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"The diplococcic arrangement of the bacteria plays a role in their pathogenicity."
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"Gram stain is commonly used to identify diplococcic bacteria."
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"Certain strains of Neisseria are diplococcic bacteria."
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"The presence of diplococcic bacteria in a sample may indicate an infection."
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"Streptococcus pneumoniae is an example of a diplococcic bacterium."
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"The diplococcic shape allows bacteria to adhere to surfaces more effectively."
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"Neisseria gonorrhoeae is a diplococcic bacterium that causes gonorrhea."
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"To identify diplococcic bacteria, a sample is usually cultured on specific media."
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"The diplococcic morphology of the bacteria is influenced by their genetic makeup."
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"The diplococcic structure of bacteria facilitates their invasion into host tissues."
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"In some cases, diplococcic organisms can cause meningitis."
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"Research is ongoing to develop vaccines against diplococcic infections."
