(microbiology) A genus of hemophilic bacteria in the family Brucellaceae requiring hemin and nicotinamide nucleoside for growth.
Hemophilus
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- influenzal pneumonia (medicine)
- Ducrey test (immunology)
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- pinkeye
- tiamulin
- hemophilic bacteria (microbiology)
- pertussis (medicine)
- quellung reaction (microbiology)
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