| bacterium be | 11.78 | Bacteria can be diabolical. | ||
| bacterium cause | 7.04 | The bacteria cause the lymph nodes to swell. | ||
| bacterium grow | 2.24 | TB bacteria usually grow in the lungs. | ||
| bacterium produce | 1.91 | These bacteria can produce powerful toxins. | ||
| bacterium enter | 1.71 | From there, the bacteria enter the food supply. | ||
| bacterium have | 1.65 | Simple bacteria have no cell nuclei. | ||
| bacterium live | 1.58 | The bacteria lives in human feces. | ||
| bacterium become | 1.32 | If given indiscriminately, bacteria can become resistant to the medicine. | ||
| bacterium make | 1.25 | How, or why, did these bacteria make people sick? | ||
| bacterium multiply | 1.05 | Bacteria multiply quickly in warm food. | ||
| bacterium develop | 0.99 | So bacteria have developed special mechanisms for getting and assimilating whatever iron they can. | ||
| bacterium infect | 0.99 | The bacteria cannot infect intact skin. | ||
| bacterium find | 0.92 | Harmful bacteria also are finding new modes of transmission. | ||
| bacterium survive | 0.92 | Most bacteria cannot survive this onslaught. | ||
| bacterium come | 0.86 | These bacteria come from human and animal feces. | ||
| bacterium spread | 0.86 | Diphtheria is a highly infectious disease spread by bacteria. | ||
| bacterium thrive | 0.79 | In this case, the bacteria thrived, apparently relying on the antibiotic to synthesize the virus. | ||
| bacterium use | 0.79 | Scientists have cloned the genes that the bacteria use to make these drugs. | ||
| bacterium attack | 0.72 | The bacteria attack and destroy skin and muscle. | ||
| bacterium form | 0.72 | When an animal dies, the bacteria form spores, which are released. |