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Members for Fine-Grained Categories
bacterial:host
:
staphylococcus,
cytomegalovirus,
yeast,
klebsiella,
escherichia,
hiv,
cancer,
bacterium,
mycoplasma,
Modifiers matching
host
:
central,
migratory,
intermediate,
microscopic,
mammalian,
level,
unrelated,
diverse,
weedy,
native,
alternative,
heavenly,
woody,
foreign,
natural,
complex,
nonhuman,
urban,
nonnative,
unfamiliar,
usual,
raw,
susceptible,
related,
avian,
larger,
good,
wild,
medium,
organic,
animal,
friendly,
critical,
terrestrial,
distinct,
ornamental,
solanaceous,
dead,
warm,
equine,
primary,
tropical,
ruminant,
immunocompromised,
external,
marine,
dicotyledonous,
unusual,
attractive,
cruciferous,
eukaryotic,
remote,
indigenous,
newborn,
reliable,
local,
aquatic,
definitive,
multicellular,
vagile,
ungulate,
mobile,
domestic,
colonial,
immature,
cereal,
smaller,
prokaryotic,
individual,
nonmagnetic,
ectothermic,
experimental,
omnivorous,
trophic,
crustacean,
herbivorous,
accessible,
bigger,
unconventional,
herbaceous,
evergreen,
succulent,
naive,
sized,
large,
leguminous,
secondary,
logical,
major,
intelligent,
favorite,
annual,
single,
bacterial,
common,
piscivorous,
poikilothermic,
small,
moving,
trusted,
motorized,
benthic,
homeothermic,
conventional,
perennial,
deciduous,
new,
model,
potential,
internal,
immunosuppressed,
shared,
blooded,
final,
multiple,
exotic,
linear,
animate,
key,
size,
suitable,
superior,
coniferous,
important,
discrete,
fixed,
invertebrate,
rosaceous,
carnivorous,
Simple categories matching
bacterial
:
disease,
component,
vaccine,
infection,
activity,
cause,
std,
toxin,
zoonosis,
superinfection,
protein,
host,
pathogen,
constituent,
microorganism,
molecule,
substrate,
spore,
kingdom,
growth,
parasite,
genus,
illness,
colonization,
cell,
process,
flora,
gastroenteritis,
strain,
condition,
colony,
level,
group,
complication,
exotoxin,
antigen,
structure,
trait,
sepsis,
pathology,
organism,
substance,
toxoid,
species,
enterotoxin,