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The 18 pages that link to Microorganism, each with the reason it gives.

• Antimicrobial resistanceNarrower topic: Resistance is a trait of microorganisms, though different kinds acquire it in different ways.

• Germ theory of diseaseNarrower topic: Microorganisms include many of the agents implicated by germ theory.

• Aseptic techniqueNarrower topic: Microorganisms are the contaminants aseptic practices aim to exclude or control.

• DisinfectionNarrower topic: Disinfection targets disease-causing members of this broader group on objects and surfaces.

• InfectionNarrower topic: Many infections involve microorganisms that establish and multiply inside a host.

• Microbial ecologyNarrower topic: Microorganisms are the diverse organisms whose interactions define this field.

• Ultraviolet germicidal irradiationNarrower topic: Germicidal UV targets a range of microorganisms, with susceptibility varying by type.

• PreservativeNarrower topic: Bacteria, yeasts, and molds are major biological causes of spoilage.

• ThermophileNarrower topic: Most well-studied thermophiles are microorganisms, though heat preference is not limited to them.

• AntisepsisNarrower topic: Antisepsis targets microorganisms that can contaminate tissue or contribute to infection.

• MicrobiologyNarrower topic: Microbiology centers on microscopic entities, though definitions differ on whether viruses are organisms.

• DisinfectantNarrower topic: Disinfectants target microorganisms, a broad group with differing vulnerabilities.

• Microbial growthNarrower topic: Microbial growth concerns increases in the abundance of these microscopic life forms and agents.

• Lazzaro SpallanzaniNarrower topic: Microscopic life was the disputed agent in the broth experiments.

• Makeup brushRelated: Damp, residue-coated brushes can provide conditions for microbial growth.

• BioaugmentationNarrower topic: Bioaugmentation introduces microorganisms selected for a desired function.

• Biological materialBroader topic: Microorganisms can themselves be collected, cultured, and used as biological material.

• Microbiological phenomenaNarrower topic: It provides the broad biological category encompassing most organisms involved here.