n.凝固酶；凝固酵素

The bacteria Streptococcus aureus produces coagulase, which helps it to clot blood during infection.
这种金黄色葡萄球菌会产生凝血酶，有助于感染时凝固血液。
A positive Coagulase test is a diagnostic indicator of Staphylococcus aureus in a patient's bloodstream.
凝血酶试验阳性是诊断患者血液中存在金黄色葡萄球菌的一个指标。
The doctor observed the patient's blood sample under a microscope, noting the presence of coagulase, a key virulence factor.
医生在显微镜下观察了患者的血液样本，注意到有凝血酶的存在，这是其致病性的一个关键因素。
The coagulase-negative staphylococci, though less common, can still cause infections and require appropriate treatment.
虽然较少见，但无凝血酶的葡萄球菌仍可能导致感染，需要适当的治疗。
In veterinary medicine, veterinarians use coagulase tests to differentiate between pathogenic and non-pathogenic strains of Staphylococcus.
在兽医学中，兽医会使用凝血酶测试来区分病原性和非病原性的葡萄球菌种类。
The bacteriologist was surprised to find that the strain of E. coli lacked coagulase, typically found in pathogenic strains.
细菌学家发现这种大肠杆菌株缺乏通常在病原株中存在的凝血酶，这让他感到惊讶。
Researchers studying the behavior of bacteria have discovered that some strains produce coagulase as a survival strategy in host environments.
研究细菌行为的研究人员发现，一些菌株通过产生凝血酶作为在宿主环境中的生存策略。
During the bacterial infection, the coagulase activity led to the formation of blood clots, obstructing blood flow and causing complications.
在细菌感染期间，凝血酶活性导致血栓形成，阻碍血液流动并引发并发症。
The development of a vaccine targeting coagulase could potentially prevent or reduce the severity of Staphylococcus aureus infections.
针对凝血酶的疫苗研发可能预防或减轻金黄色葡萄球菌感染的严重程度。
In forensic investigations, the absence of coagulase in a crime scene sample can help eliminate certain bacterial suspects from the list of potential culprits.
在法医调查中，犯罪现场样本中没有凝血酶可以排除某些细菌嫌疑犯。