Sci-Tech Dictionary:
(′sär·sə·nə)
Sarcina
(microbiology) A genus of strictly anaerobic bacteria in the family Peptococcaceae; spherical cells occur in packets; ferment carbohydrates.
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Dental Dictionary:
Sarcina
(sär′sinə)
n
Bacterium belonging to the genus Sarcina, which encourages disease, dental caries, and periodontal inflammation.
Medical Dictionary:
Sar·ci·na
(sär'sə-nə)n.
A genus of anaerobic gram-positive bacteria including both saprophytic and facultatively parasitic species.
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