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Germ, general term employed loosely to designate any minute pathogenic agent. The term is applied to disease-producing microorganisms, such as ...

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Only a small fraction of the thousands of species of bacteria on the earth cause disease in humans. Bacterial infection can be prevented by killing...

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- microorganism: a microorganism, especially one that can cause disease
- cell: the smallest element in an organism such as a spore or a fertilized egg that is capable of growing into a complete adult or part
- beginning: the first sign of something that will develop

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	Windows Live® Search Results Germ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Germ can mean: Microorganism, especially a pathogenic one; see Germ theory of disease. Germ cell, a cell that has all the information to grow into a complete adult organism. The ... Germ cell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A germ cell is part of the germline and is involved in the reproduction of organisms. Germ cells should not be confused with "germs" . For example, the germ cells in male and ... germ (JH ER M) Searchable WordNet and Roget's Thesaurus with meaning trees. See all search results in Windows Live® Search Results

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