UVC glossary on UVC disinfection & Co.
The glossary below contains approx. 220 terms and abbreviations relating to UVC disinfection and UVC disinfection.
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cereas
Originally a synonym for grain rather than a breakfast convenience food such as muesli or corn flakes, cereal derives from the Latin Cerialia, the Roman festivities honouring the gods of agriculture and growth – particularly the grain goddess Ceres.
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chromosomes
Chromosome is the name given to the DNA spirally packaged by proteins in eukaryotic cells. A chromosome must be unwound for the replications and transcription process during the cell-division stage.
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clostridia
These are anaerobic, spore-forming, Gram-positive bacteria. Clostridia spores exhibit a very high resistance to thermal disinfecton methods and are able to survive a temperature of 100°C for several hours unharmed. Depending on the various investigation methods used, the LD90 value (UVC254nm) for Clostridia lies between 4.9 ... 23 mJ/cm2.
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cytoplasma
The gel-like, liquid, organic basic substance, surrounded by the cell membrane, of which a microorganism consists.
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cytosine
Cytosine (C4H5N3O) is one of the four complementary coding nucleobases in DNA. Cytosine forms a base pair via three hydrogen bonds with guanine.
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cereas
Originally a synonym for grain rather than a breakfast convenience food such as muesli or corn flakes, cereal derives from the Latin Cerialia, the Roman festivities honouring the gods of agriculture and growth – particularly the grain goddess Ceres.
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chromosomes
Chromosome is the name given to the DNA spirally packaged by proteins in eukaryotic cells. A chromosome must be unwound for the replications and transcription process during the cell-division stage.
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clostridia
These are anaerobic, spore-forming, Gram-positive bacteria. Clostridia spores exhibit a very high resistance to thermal disinfecton methods and are able to survive a temperature of 100°C for several hours unharmed. Depending on the various investigation methods used, the LD90 value (UVC254nm) for Clostridia lies between 4.9 ... 23 mJ/cm2.
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cytoplasma
The gel-like, liquid, organic basic substance, surrounded by the cell membrane, of which a microorganism consists.
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cytosine
Cytosine (C4H5N3O) is one of the four complementary coding nucleobases in DNA. Cytosine forms a base pair via three hydrogen bonds with guanine.
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cereas
Originally a synonym for grain rather than a breakfast convenience food such as muesli or corn flakes, cereal derives from the Latin Cerialia, the Roman festivities honouring the gods of agriculture and growth – particularly the grain goddess Ceres.
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chromosomes
Chromosome is the name given to the DNA spirally packaged by proteins in eukaryotic cells. A chromosome must be unwound for the replications and transcription process during the cell-division stage.
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clostridia
These are anaerobic, spore-forming, Gram-positive bacteria. Clostridia spores exhibit a very high resistance to thermal disinfecton methods and are able to survive a temperature of 100°C for several hours unharmed. Depending on the various investigation methods used, the LD90 value (UVC254nm) for Clostridia lies between 4.9 ... 23 mJ/cm2.
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cytoplasma
The gel-like, liquid, organic basic substance, surrounded by the cell membrane, of which a microorganism consists.
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cytosine
Cytosine (C4H5N3O) is one of the four complementary coding nucleobases in DNA. Cytosine forms a base pair via three hydrogen bonds with guanine.
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