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Meanings of microbiologist in English

Russian
микробиолог
Spanish
microbióloga
Catalan
microbiòloga

Person who investigates the characteristics of microscopic organisms.

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Usage of microbiologist in English
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Solutions, social justice and travel are what drive Piot, a trained microbiologist.
The Guardian
2
Plus we get all cultured with microbiologist Mark Jones of Aotea Pathology.
Radio NZ
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We will set out to change this, the 61-year-old microbiologist said.
Reuters
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ESR clinical microbiologist Deborah Williamson said the diseases could not be spread here.
Radio NZ
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Finding new drugs Siouxsie Wiles is a microbiologist at the University of Auckland.
Radio NZ
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Dr. Balraj was a microbiologist who was working on the evolution of plagues.
The bone chamber
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With more than adequate justification the great Russian soil microbiologist N.S.
Organic Gardener's Composting
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Michelle was a theoretical mathematician, and Mandy was a microbiologist at the CDC.
The bourne objective
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Tony Mazzulli, chief microbiologist with Toronto's Sinai Health system, sounded a note of caution.
Reuters
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Natalia Pasternak is a microbiologist and the president of the Question of Science Institute.
Radio NZ
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This possibility remains, said Ho Pak-leung, a microbiologist at the University of Hong Kong.
Reuters
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Lisa Owen takes listeners' questions to microbiologist Dr Siouxsie Wiles.
Radio NZ
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A Dublin microbiologist spent five weeks looking for microbes on the ice-bound southern continent.
The Irish Times
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I regularly break the rules in ways that would make a microbiologist's flesh crawl.
The Guardian
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She worked with Belgian microbiologist Chris Callewaert of Ghent University to develop Skin II.
Reuters
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In 1969, the microbiologist Thomas Brock reported a surprising discovery.
The Irish Times
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