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Meanings of phage (phages) in anglès

portuguès
bacteriófago
català
bacteriòfag
espanyol
bacteriófago
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A virus that is parasitic (reproduces itself) in bacteria.

bacteriòfag

Type d'être vivant.

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Usage of phages in anglès
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Consequently, this group of Nus-dependent phages represent a new nonlambdoid phage family.
Pubmed
2
Clinical scenarios in which these phages can potentially be used are discussed.
Pubmed
3
I put phages in with them; the phages didn't have a chance.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
4
The viral communities were dominated by phages that infect major CF pathogens.
Pubmed
5
How could my spell have turned the phages and sent them here?
Proven guilty
6
Efficient elution of specific phages is possible by adding reducing agents.
Pubmed
7
Community expression analysis demonstrated that phages were consistently active in the bioreactor community.
Pubmed
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Several tailed phages have so far been reported in H. pylori.
Pubmed
9
Genetically engineered phages can play an important role in this process.
Pubmed
10
These elements therefore represent phage satellites or parasites, not defective phages.
Pubmed
11
There won't be any way to tell who I'm setting the phages after.
Proven guilty
12
But phages can bring all that activity to a screeching halt.
Wired
13
After plaque purification and reprobing, positive recombinant phages were chosen for further analysis.
Pubmed
14
Someone who, like the phages, wanted to make people feel fear.
Proven guilty
15
BB's incursion was brilliant, but he couldn't outfight Core omega phages.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Somehow, incredibly, impossibly, black-armored phages thrust toward us through the din and madness.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Phages through the time
Phages across language varieties
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