Definition of inoculum in English:

inoculum

nounPlural inocula ɪˈnɒkjʊləmiˈnäkyələm

Medicine

A substance used for inoculation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The inoculum was injected slowly into the bladder to avoid leakage and the catheter was withdrawn carefully.
- This suspension was the standard inoculum for testing by the method of proportion.
- The inoculum used in the present study could absorb the MOLT - 4 cells in a 0.001% of serum concentration.
- The inoculum used for medical device applications is typically Bacillus spores.
- About 20 percent of cases of this disorder occur in otherwise healthy persons who have received a heavy inoculum.

Origin

Early 20th century: modern Latin, from Latin inoculare (see inoculate), on the pattern of the pair coagulate, coagulum.

Definition of inoculum in US English:

inoculum

nouniˈnäkyələm

Medicine

A substance used for inoculation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The inoculum used for medical device applications is typically Bacillus spores.
- The inoculum used in the present study could absorb the MOLT - 4 cells in a 0.001% of serum concentration.
- This suspension was the standard inoculum for testing by the method of proportion.
- About 20 percent of cases of this disorder occur in otherwise healthy persons who have received a heavy inoculum.
- The inoculum was injected slowly into the bladder to avoid leakage and the catheter was withdrawn carefully.

Origin

Early 20th century: modern Latin, from Latin inoculare (see inoculate), on the pattern of the pair coagulate, coagulum.

单词	inoculum
释义	Definition of inoculum in English: inoculum nounPlural inocula ɪˈnɒkjʊləmiˈnäkyələm Medicine A substance used for inoculation. Example sentencesExamples The inoculum was injected slowly into the bladder to avoid leakage and the catheter was withdrawn carefully. This suspension was the standard inoculum for testing by the method of proportion. The inoculum used in the present study could absorb the MOLT - 4 cells in a 0.001% of serum concentration. The inoculum used for medical device applications is typically Bacillus spores. About 20 percent of cases of this disorder occur in otherwise healthy persons who have received a heavy inoculum. Origin Early 20th century: modern Latin, from Latin inoculare (see inoculate), on the pattern of the pair coagulate, coagulum. Definition of inoculum in US English: inoculum nouniˈnäkyələm Medicine A substance used for inoculation. Example sentencesExamples The inoculum used for medical device applications is typically Bacillus spores. The inoculum used in the present study could absorb the MOLT - 4 cells in a 0.001% of serum concentration. This suspension was the standard inoculum for testing by the method of proportion. About 20 percent of cases of this disorder occur in otherwise healthy persons who have received a heavy inoculum. The inoculum was injected slowly into the bladder to avoid leakage and the catheter was withdrawn carefully. Origin Early 20th century: modern Latin, from Latin inoculare (see inoculate), on the pattern of the pair coagulate, coagulum.
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