Definition of Treponemata

1. treponema [n] - See also: treponema

Lexicographical Neighbors of Treponemata

trepidatiously
trepidatory
trepidities
trepidity
trepidly
treponaemiasis
treponaemicidal
treponema
treponema-immobilizing antibody
treponema immobilization test
treponema pallidum
treponemal
treponemal antibody
treponemal infections
treponemas
treponemata (current term)
treponematoses
treponematosis
treponeme
treponemes
trepopnœa
treppe
treprostinil
tres
tres-tyne
tres-tynes
tresayle
tresis

Literary usage of Treponemata

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Bacteriology: General, Pathological and Intestinal by Arthur Isaac Kendall (1921)
"During the primary stage the treponemata become widely disseminated throughout the ... The treponemata are readily demonstrable in the primary stage and ..."

2. Infection and Resistance: An Exposition of the Biological Phenomena by Hans Zinsser (1918)
"For reasons not entirely clear to us, he interprets the former as true phagocytosis and the latter as a penetration of the treponemata into the liver cells ..."

3. Syphilis of the Innocent by Harry Caesar Solomon (1922)
"treponemata can live only a relatively short time exposed to the air as they are anaerobic organisms, and, as the foregoing references indicate, ..."

4. Syphilis and Public Health by Edward Bright Vedder (1918)
"Individuals with mucous patches or chancres of the lip containing many treponemata were selected to drink from the glasses. The glasses were then cleaned ..."

5. The Harvey Lectures by Harvey Society of New York, New York Academy of Medicine (1917)
"... quantity of agglutinins for other treponemata obtained in pure cultures. There were also a sufficient number of specific complement- binding bodies, ..."

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