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Ducrey bacillus — Du·crey bacillus (doo kraґ) [Augusto Ducrey, Italian dermatologist, 1860–1940] Haemophilus ducreyi … Medical dictionary
Ducrey — n. family name; Augusto Ducrey (1860 1940), Italian dermatologist who in 1889 published the announcement of his discovery of the organism which causes chancroid (Ducrey bacillus) … English contemporary dictionary
Ducrey bacillus — n. haemophilus ducreyi, species of bacteria that causes the sexually transmitted disease chancroid (named after the Italian dermatologist Augusto Ducrey) … English contemporary dictionary
Ducrey — Augusto, Italian dermatologist, 1860–1940. See D. bacillus, D. test … Medical dictionary
Ducrey bacillus — Haemophilus ducreyi … Medical dictionary
Augusto Ducrey — n. (1860 1940), Italian dermatologist who in 1889 published an announcement of his discovery of the organism which causes chancroid (Ducrey bacillus) … English contemporary dictionary
chancroid — An infectious, painful, ragged venereal ulcer at the site of infection by Haemophilus ducreyi, beginning after an incubation period of 3–7 days; seen more commonly in men; Gram negative streptobacilli may be identified by staining material from… … Medical dictionary
UNNA, PAUL GERSON — (1850–1929), German dermatologist. Born in Hamburg, Unna served in the German army during the Franco Prussian war. He was discharged after being severely wounded, continued his studies and later moved to Vienna where he worked under two famous… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
МИКРООРГАНИЗМЫ — МИКРООРГАНИЗМЫ. Содержание: Классификация.................107 Таблицы микробов: I. Патогенные бактерии..........115 II. Спирохеты................179 III. Молочнокислые бактерии........183 IV. Главнейшие виды бактерий, вызывающих уксуснокислое… … Большая медицинская энциклопедия
Haemophilus — A genus of aerobic to facultatively anaerobic, nonmotile bacteria (family Brucellaceae) containing minute, Gram negative, rod shaped cells that sometimes form threads and are pleomorphic. These organisms are strictly parasitic, growing best, or… … Medical dictionary
