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listeria Bacteriology.|lɪˈstɛrɪə|
Pl. listeria, -ias.
[mod.L., f. listerella + -ia1 (see quot. 1940).]
Any bacterium of the genus Listeria, formerly called Listerella, esp. L. monocytogenes which is a widespread pathogen of man and animals.
[1940J. H. Pirie in Science 19 Apr. 383, I have been informed..that the new name Listerella which I proposed for a genus of bacteria in 1927 had already been given to a Mycetozoan by Jahn in 1906 and to one of the Foraminifera by Cushman in 1939. My proposed name, therefore, becomes a homonym, but as the genus has acquired some importance in both human and veterinary pathology and references to ‘Listerellosis’ are becoming fairly common in literature, I think that a name as near to my original proposal as possible is desirable. I therefore propose Listeria, as the name for the genus of bacteria as defined by me in Publication No. XX of the South African Institute for Medical Research.] 1961Lancet 2 Sept. 514/1 The amniotic fluid was examined again..and listeria grew copiously from it.
Hence liˈsterial, liˈsteric adjs., caused by or derived from listerias; listeriˈosis, infection with or disease caused by listerias.
1941North Amer. Vet. XXII. 545 (heading) An outbreak of listeriosis in sheep. 1961Jrnl. Clin. Path. XIV. 193 (heading) Human listerial meningitis. 1961tr. H.P.R. Seeliger's Listeriosis 144 A generalized listeric septicaemia. Ibid. 145 [Seeliger] established that ‘Granulomatosis infantiseptica’ was a listeric infection. 1961Lancet 2 Sept. 515/1 Listeriosis should no longer be considered a rare disease in man. 1972Amer. Jrnl. Vet. Res. XXXIII. 591 (heading) Effects of listerial hemolysin on rabbit heart. 1972Obstetr. & Gynecol. XL. 91 (heading) Listeriosis as a cause of fetal wastage. Ibid. 96/1 Penicillin or tetracycline..should be started immediately when the possibility of Listeric infection is entertained. |
