A WORD, A WORLD
salmonella
释义
- n.
- 沙门菌
- 网络
- 沙门氏菌；沙门氏菌属；沙门氏杆菌
展开详细释义
n.
1.俄那里蒙沙门氏菌
2.沙门杆菌
3.沙门氏疫苗
4.【生物学】沙门氏菌属细菌
词形变化
复数：salmonellae
在例句中理解 30 句
The FDA said the company did not initially disclose the first tests to investigators trying to solve the current salmonella outbreak.
食品和药物管理局说，这个公司开始没有向试图解决当前的沙门氏菌爆发的检查人员透漏最初的那些检验。
The strain, known as S. Kentucky, has developed resistance to the antibiotic Ciprofloxacin, often used for treating severe Salmonella cases.
被称为S•肯德基的这种菌株，已对抗生素环丙沙星产生耐药，后者经常用于治疗严重的沙门氏菌病症。
On average, he said, one out of every 20, 000 chicken eggs contains a small amount of salmonella that is deposited into the sac by the hen.
每2万个鸡蛋中会有一个鸡蛋带有少量沙门氏菌，这是由母鸡下蛋时分泌在液囊里。
Instead, eating infected flies seems to be the main way for Salmonella to pass from flies to birds.
吃掉感染的苍蝇看来是鸟类从苍蝇感染沙门氏菌的主要途径。
if there were one salmonella left in the world, doubling every 30 minutes, it would take less than a week to give everyone alive diarrhea.
只要有一个沙门杆菌留在世界上，每过30分钟分裂一次，用不了一个礼拜的时间就能让每个人都腹泻。
The investigation to this point has been unsuccessful in pinpointing the exact cause and location of the salmonella outbreak.
对于这一点，检查员也不能准确地说出沙门氏菌爆发的确切原因和地点。
The authorities seem to be encountering some difficulties as to the exact source of salmonella contamination.
监察部门又遇到了别的麻烦--沙门氏菌的确切污染源在哪里。
And one reason salmonella may be such a heavy hitter is that it actually hijacks our immune response for its own benefit.
而沙门氏菌能造成如此大的伤害的原因之一在于，它本身就操纵着我们的免疫反应能力，这样做是为了让它自己获得实实在在的好处。
Most of the millions of Salmonella infections a year are not serious, causing only mild stomach upsets.
每年中数以百万计沙门氏菌感染中的大多数并不严重，只造成轻微的胃部不适。
The lack of such a system frustrated disease detectives working on the salmonella outbreak.
此系统的缺失使得无法进行土豆沙门氏菌爆发的疾病检测。
along the river of tide soil spatial distribution of Salmonella number is no difference, coastal tide soil significantly reduce.
沿江潮土粪肥农用沙门氏菌空间分布基本无差异，沿海潮土则显著减少。
For example, he says, a tomato condiment called salsa was one of the suspects in a 2008 Salmonella outbreak in the United States.
例如一种叫萨尔萨的西红柿调味料很可能就是诱发2008年美国沙门氏菌事件的罪魁。
Computer artwork of the end of a typical ciliated rod-shaped bacterium. Typical rod-shaped bacteria include E. coli and Salmonella.
典型纤毛杆状细的电脑绘图，典型的杆状细菌包括大肠杆菌和沙门氏菌。
Salmonella infection, known as salmonellosis, causes diarrhea, fever, vomiting and abdominal cramps.
沙门氏菌感染，又叫沙门氏菌病，导致腹泻、发烧、呕吐以及腹部痛性痉挛。
Treating these cancer cells with salmonella effectively makes them "visible" to the body's immune cells and therefore open to attack.
用沙门氏菌培养这些癌细胞可以有效地使得身体的免疫细胞“侦察”到它们，然后开始攻击。
This will keep companies from shipping contaminated products, and thus, keep salmonella infected products out of consumers' hands.
这种方法可以防止生产者出售受感染的产品，由此，保证受感染的产品远离消费者。
In late March, a large dairy near Chicago, illinois became the main suspect in an outbreak of Salmonella cases in a six-state region.
三月底邻近依利诺斯洲芝加哥城的一个大型乳品厂成为涉及六个州的沙门氏菌事件的最大嫌疑犯。
Turtles frequently carry salmonella bacteria that can cause serious illness, " he said. "
海龟经常会携带可能会致人重病的沙门氏菌病毒。
The most commonly used testing method for salmonella can take up to five days to produce results.
最常用的沙门氏菌检测方法需要五天才能得出检测结果。
When people ingest Salmonella, it invades the surface of the intestine.
如果人们服下了沙门氏菌，它将会入侵肠组织的表面。
But the CDC said the salmonella may have contributed.
但是疾病控制中心CDC说，沙门氏菌能够导致。
That compares with E. coli and salmonella, where it takes one to three days between consumption of a contaminated food and disease symptoms.
如为大肠杆菌及沙门氏菌，进食受感染食物后，患者通常在一至三天后出现患病症状，但李斯特菌可在一至八周内均察觉不到症状。
The FDA is telling people to throw out any cantaloupes from a Honduran company thought to be linked to a salmonella outbreak.
美国食品和药物管理局告诉人们扔掉从洪都拉斯公司购买的甜瓜，其被认为与沙门氏菌爆发有关。
Salmonella can be transmitted to humans by direct or indirect contact with a turtle or its feces.
CDC每周死亡与疾病报告称：人们通过直接或间接的与海龟或其粪便接触而感染沙门氏菌。
The CDC was in a similar position in 2008 when it blamed tomatoes for a salmonella outbreak that ultimately was pinned on peppers.
课程发展议会于2008年，当它指责为沙门氏菌爆发，最终是在辣椒西红柿寄托在一个类似的立场。
The American food supply is still flawed, as this year's panic over salmonella in produce showed.
美国的食品供应依然有问题，多年来关于生产过程中沙门氏菌的紧张表明了这一点。
Reports of Salmonella Montevideo in UK chocolate have put foodborne disease back in the headlines.
报告蒙得维的亚沙门氏菌，英国巧克力已在食源性疾病的头条新闻。
This form of salmonella can be passed from chickens that appear healthy.
这种沙门氏菌能够通过看起来健康的鸡传染开来。
Certain products are inspected a second time for such pathogens as listeria, E. coli and salmonella, and for residues in the food.
某些产品还要受到第二次检验，以查明食品里是否含有李斯特菌（listeria）、大肠杆菌（E.coli）和沙门氏菌（salmonella）等病原菌及有害残留物。
Water leaks would be a problem because salmonella thrives in moist conditions.
由于沙门氏菌适于在潮湿环境爆发，雨水渗漏是个大问题。