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pas·teu·rel·la
\ˌpastəˈrelə\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Louis Pasteur + New Latin -ella
1. capitalized : a genus of bacteria (family Brucellaceae) that stain differentially at the poles of the cell and that include several important pathogens of man and domestic animals — see hemorrhagic septicemia, plague, tularemia
2. pl pasteurellas or pasteurellae : any bacterium of the genus Pasteurella |