Spore, Bacterial at Medical Drugs Glossary

What is Spore, Bacterial? A bacterial spore is a resistant body formed as part of the life cycle of some bacteria. Bacterial spores are able to withstand severe environmental conditions (e.g., heat, drying, chemicals) for many years. When conditions are favorable, spores germinate

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