Primarily used in a clinical setting to describe specific rod-shaped bacteria causing illnesses.

Medical Specificity

Understanding that 'bacillus' refers to the rod shape can help distinguish it from other bacteria forms like 'coccus' (spherical).

Shape Matters

Remember, not all bacillus bacteria cause disease; some can be neutral or beneficial to humans.

Not Always Harmful

When used in biology, 'bacillus' often refers to bacteria that can cause diseases, not just their shape.

Pathogenic Varieties

Many bacilli are gram-positive, a key detail for understanding their structure and how they are stained for microscopic observation.

Gram-Positive Note

The word is often used in academic contexts such as biology classes or scientific research.

Biological Study

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Innovative and cost...

 heating ventilating and air-conditioning systems that raised the right temperature for the maximum reproduction of Legionella bacillus well technology to the rescue and so a chemist got to work and they developed a bactericide

Unintended consequences...

 but it was the precise temperature of the water in heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems that raised the right temperature for the maximum reproduction of Legionella bacillus.

Bacillus

Medical Specificity

Shape Matters

Not Always Harmful

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