bacteriologist

But what I am not is a research bacteriologist.

Other important bacteriologists are listed in the following cross references.

Even now they are studied by both botanists and bacteriologists.

Bacteriologists, who work in the field of bacteriology and study bacteria.

Christel, a bacteriologist, is one of the play's five female characters.

He also developed a system for classifying them, using terms that are still applied by bacteriologists.

In Fleming's time, most bacteriologists would simply have thrown the spoiled culture away, but he looked for the cause.

Bacteriologists were entitled to lead their own private lives just as much as anybody else.

How did you happen to include a bacteriologist?

A woman bacteriologist in those days was unbelievably rare.

Painstaking work, by many bacteriologists, soon discovered the cause of numerous infections.

Mac is a chemist, a pharmacist, and also a bacteriologist.

The essential tool of the bacteriologist is the microscope.

The bacteriologist was awake when I came in.

Not even bacteriologists were allowed to attend emergency operations.

I read it aloud to the critical bacteriologist with some pride in my handiwork.

Within the hospital he was known as a superb clinical bacteriologist, but his real interest remained parasites.

The same year, he helped to found the Society of American Bacteriologists.

His mother was a bacteriologist turned music agent.

Although her job title was "bacteriologist," she performed basically a technician's procedures.

Some bacteriologists criticized it for increasing bureaucratic red tape.

He received a bachelor's degree in 1943, and earned money as a bacteriologist at a plant that processes milk.

I am the best-paid, best-known, most successful research bacteriologist in the entire American continent.

The bacteriologist was competent, but not yet famous.

The organization had 61 doctors, 16 lawyers, 939 teachers, a bacteriologist, a tug dispatcher and workers in many other fields.