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Pfeiffer phenomenon Pfeif·fer phe·nom·e·non (fī'fĕr), the alteration and complete disintegration of Vibrio cholerae when introduced into the peritoneal cavity of an immunized guinea pig, or into that of a normal one if immune serum is injected at the same time; extended to include bacteriolysis in general.Pfeif·fer phe·nom·e·non (fī'fĕr fĕ-nom'ĕ-non) The alteration and complete disintegration of Vibrio cholerae when introduced into the peritoneal cavity of an immunized guinea pig, or into that of a normal one if immune serum is injected at the same time; extended to include bacteriolysis in general. Pfeiffer, Richard F.J., German physician, 1858-1945. Pfeifferella - an obsolete genus of bacteria.Pfeiffer bacillus - a species found in the respiratory tract that causes acute respiratory infection, acute conjunctivitis, bacterial meningitis, and purulent meningitis. Synonym(s): Haemophilus influenzaePfeiffer blood agar - solid agar, with a few drops of human blood smeared on the surface.Pfeiffer phenomenon - bacteriolysis.Pfeiffer syndrome - Synonym(s): type V acrocephalosyndactyly |