💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Resistotype"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| antibiotypenoun | (microbiology) A set of organisms that are resistant to a particular antibiotic. |
| antibioresistancenoun | resistance to the effects of an antibiotic |
| autoresistancenoun | (biology) resistance to a poison produced by the body itself (typically, one used as a defence) |
| radioresistancenoun | Any form of resistance that an organism has to protect itself against the harmful effects of ionizing radiation |
| protectotypenoun | A serovar that provides protection from other serotypes |
| toxinotypenoun | Any strain of an organism that has a specific set of toxin genes |
| phagotypenoun | A strain of bacterium that is sensitive to a certain bacteriophage. |
| seropathotypenoun | A pathotype associated with a specific serotype |
| seroreactornoun | A seroreactive organism |
| resistogramnoun | A graphical display of the bacterial resistance to a group of antibiotics |
| seroresistancenoun | A failure to become seronegative after treatment |
| cytoresistancenoun | (biology) cellular resistance to injury |
| chemoradioresistancenoun | resistance to damage by chemicals or by ionizing radiation |
| superbugnoun | (informal) A strain of bacteria that is resistant to many antibiotics (e.g., MDR, XDR). |
| immunitynoun | (medicine) Protective resistance against disease. |
| supermicrobenoun | A (typically synthetic) microbe that is resistant to many viruses |
| serotypenoun | (immunology) A group of microorganisms characterised by a specific set of antigens. |
| immunoresistancenoun | (immunology, medicine) immunological resistance to a therapy |
| subserotypenoun | A subtype of a serotype |
| cross-resistancenoun | (pharmacology, toxicology) The tolerance to a usually toxic substance stimulated by former exposure to a structurally similar substance. |
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