What is "shiga"

Usage examples of "shiga".

With gruesome diligence Shiga shot in that trypan red, and some mice got better but others got worse.

All Shigella bacteria cause dysentery in monkeys and humans because they produce a Shiga toxin, named for Kiyoshi Shiga, who discovered it in 1898.

Shirakawa, the horse broke into a trot as though eager to cross Shiga Pass, which led east.

As we saw in the last chapter, Shiga was associated with the patrician White Birch school of writers who made their debut about 1910, and devoted himself as a writer to a minute analysis and re-analysis of his emotional life and psyche and of his relations with his father, his wife, and others close to him.

Lieutenant Shiga, encountered an enemy flying boat on their way to the target.