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Meanings of phage in English
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Examples for "bacteriophage"
Examples for "bacteriophage"
1
Furthermore, our data indicated that tryptophol was involved in the bacteriophage infection.
2
All patients were immunized with bacteriophage phi X 174, a T cell-dependent neoantigen.
3
The recently purified bacteriophage endolysin Cpl-1 rapidly and specifically kills pneumococci on contact.
4
Catalytic studies carried out with purified topoisomerase II and bacteriophage DNA confirmed this hypothesis.
5
The genetic structure of natural bacteriophage populations is poorly understood.
Usage of phage in English
1
Here, we interrogate phage-antibiotic interactions across antibiotics with different mechanisms of action.
2
Recent metagenomic studies suggest that phage biogeography is characterized by frequent migration.
3
What is clear is that phage elements contribute significantly to genome variability.
4
At the time, I attributed it to the phage's attack on her.
5
Both phage genomes were sequenced by a 454 and Sanger hybrid approach.
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The next thing I remember, I stood over the crushed, twitching phage.
7
SaPI1 depends on the helper phage for excision, replication and genome packaging.
8
Similar antimicrobial resistance patterns, phage types and STs have been observed in Europe.
9
However, there are few concerns over the application of phage-based solutions.
10
Minor differences in the genomes result from horizontal gene transfer and phage infection.
11
Among these regions were six that included previously identified cryptic phage.
12
However, conventional methods for isolating pathogen-specific phage are slow, labor-intensive, and frequently unsuccessful.
13
These elements therefore represent phage satellites or parasites, not defective phages.
14
Here, we apply this concept of phage-mediated bacterial growth inhibition to antibiotic discovery.
15
The phage also contains about 10 copies of the C protein.
16
The force dipped at the last second, then came up at the phage.
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