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Meanings of plasmid in English

Russian
плазмиды
Portuguese
plasmídeo
Spanish
plasmidos
Catalan
plasmidi
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Small DNA molecule within a cell that is physically separated from a chromosomal DNA and can replicate independently.

плазмиды
Portuguese
plasmídeo
Catalan
plasmidi
Spanish
plásmido

A small cellular inclusion consisting of a ring of DNA that is not in a chromosome but is capable of autonomous replication.

plasmídeo
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Examples for "plasmids"
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Results: The results showed that the recombinant plasmids can induce immune response.
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In addition, five plasmids were identified that comprised 232 open reading frames.
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Supercoiled DNA plasmids were exposed in the frozen state to high-energy electrons.
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A role of IncP-1β plasmids in Fe uptake processes has been revealed.
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The constructed recombinant plasmids were identified by enzyme digestion and DNA sequencing.
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Usage of plasmid in English
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An obvious size change was not observed when plasmid DNA was added.
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Protection was not observed using a vaccine strain containing the empty plasmid.
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This increased variance may be due to the differing plasmid population sizes.
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This type of plasmid is widely distributed in pathogenic E. coli strains.
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For each assay, a standard curve with a quantified plasmid was included.
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The plasmid was accompanied by a transcription factor which would activate it.
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The virulence of this pathogen is dependent on an acquired virulence plasmid.
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The recombinant expression plasmid also augmented Rae-1 expression by liver cancer cells.
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No association however could be made between a particular plasmid profile and antibiogram.
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At least two different regions of the plasmid were concerned with transfer functions.
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Rapid plasmid loss was observed under nonselective conditions using 3-chlorobenzoate as the substrate.
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Analytical sensitivity was 10 copies of control plasmid DNA per reaction.
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Furthermore, recent experiments have detected efficient trans cleavage of plasmid substrates in vivo.
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This sensitivity is used to select for loss of the plasmid.
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When carbon source levels were lower or not replenished, plasmid invasion was hampered.
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Autonomously replicating plasmid pMF1 provides a new tool for genetic manipulation in Myxococcus.
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