- A
coccus (pl.:
cocci) is any
bacterium or
archaeon that has a spherical, ovoid, or
generally round shape.
Bacteria are
categorized based on
their shapes...
- with high
frequency from all
specimen sources.
Anaerobic gram-positive
cocci such as
Peptostreptococcus are the
second most
frequently recovered anaerobes...
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Fabritius Cocci (died October, 1606) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Vulturara e
Montecorvino (1606). On 27 Feb 1606,
Fabritius Cocci was...
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Curzio Cocci (died 1621) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Archbishop of
Conza (1614–1621). On 3
March 1614,
Curzio Cocci was
appointed during...
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between cocci (spherical bacteria) and
bacilli (rod-shaped bacteria). Coccobacilli, then, are very
short rods
which may be
mistaken for
cocci. Haemophilus...
- Testaceo, also
known as
Monte dei
Cocci, is an
artificial mound in Rome
composed almost entirely of
testae (Italian:
cocci),
fragments of
broken ancient Roman...
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primary viral infection with
secondary bacterial growth. The most
common cocci implicated are
Staphylococcus aureus and
Streptococcus pneumoniae, while...
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include pairs, tetrads, clusters,
chains and palisades. A
coccus (plural
cocci, from the
Latin coccinus (scarlet) and
derived from the Gr****
kokkos (berry))...
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pneumoniae +
cocci Streptococcus constellatus +
cocci Prevotella bivia -
bacillus Fusobacterium nucleatum +
bacillus Enterococcus faecium +
cocci Actinomyces...
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chemical function. The
morphology of the
organism may be
classified as
cocci, diplococci,
bacilli (also
known as "rods"), spiral-shaped or pleomorphic...