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esculapian aesculapian.
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esculin c. an agar medium containing heart infusion, peptone, sodium chloride, ferric citrate, and esculin, used to differentiate Escherichia from Shigella.
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Escherichia coli E. Coli is a generally harmless species of bacteria called faecal coliforms, which preferentially live in the intestines of animals (birds, mammals and people inclusive). There is a strong correlation between E. coli and pathogens such as giardia and other waterborne diseases in freshwaters, and elevated E. coli levels are a good indication that sources of animal waste must exist upstream of a given sample site. ...
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escape nissarana (s. pah?a).
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escutcheon Division of the hair below the point of the hips extending downward on the flanks.
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