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61germ theory — germ′ the ory n. 1) pat the theory that infectious diseases are due to the agency of germs or microorganisms 2) bio biogenesis • Etymology: 1870–75 …
62germ warfare — germ′ war′fare n. cvb mil biological warfare • Etymology: 1935–40 …
63germ — Germ (Nucleus) Зародыш, нуклеант …
64germ warfare — ► NOUN ▪ the use of disease spreading micro organisms as a military weapon …
65germ cell — n. any of various cells, esp. an egg or sperm cell, from which a new organism can develop: opposed to SOMATIC CELL …
66germ layer — n. Embryology any of the three primary layers of cells (ectoderm, endoderm, and mesoderm) from which the various organs and parts of the organism develop by further differentiation …
67germ plasm — n. the reproductive cells of an organism, particularly that portion of the reproductive cells involved in heredity: cf. SOMATOPLASM …
68germ theory — n. the theory that diseases are transmitted by specific germs, or microorganisms, as has been proved for many infectious diseases …
69germ warfare — n. the deliberate contamination of enemy territory with disease germs during a war …
70germ spot — germ spot, an area about the size of a pinhead on the upper surface of the yolk of any egg; nucleus of an unfertilized egg …
