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Meanings of prokaryotic in English

Having cells that lack membrane-bound nuclei.

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      In fact, biologists tend to use the terms 'organism' and 'individual' interchangeably.
      The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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      Methods and results: Paper includes remarks about nitric oxide physiology in organism.
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      It was the great human outworking; the organism of the mighty many.
      The Nine-Tenths
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      The food enzyme is free from viable cells of the production organism.
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      Evolutionary adaptation thus suggests an extremely fine attunement between organism and environment.
      The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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      This paper shows some results obtained by assaying the genotoxic activity on procaryotic and eucaryotic cells of some water-soluble psoralen derivatives.
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      Usage of prokaryotic in English
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      However, anionic lipids are common in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell membranes.
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      Purified MazF inhibited protein synthesis in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell-free systems.
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      This would imply that the earlier, prokaryotic-only world was a predator-free zone.
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      Its similarity to prokaryotic catalases is greater than to other fungal catalases.
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      A major focus of his lab are the CRISPR-Cas adaptive prokaryotic immune systems.
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      Our results underscore potential differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic ribosome assembly.
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      We also examined in vivo accessibility using cellular expression of a prokaryotic methylase.
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      The mammalian mitochondrial genome is represented by prokaryotic-type, circular, highly compacted DNA molecules.
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      We describe a novel, typically prokaryotic, sensor kinase in chloroplasts of green plants.
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      LL-37 kills both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells through physical interaction with cell membranes.
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      Most knowledge of HR is derived from work in prokaryotic and eukaryotic model organisms.
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      Several bacterial genomes also contain putative MCU homologs that may represent prokaryotic calcium channels.
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      Further, many foundational tenets of classical biology simply do not apply to prokaryotic biology.
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      The possibility of the origin of geminiviruses from prokaryotic circular ssDNA replicons is discussed.
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      Metal ions play an important role in the metabolism of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
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      Enolase is a conserved cytoplasmic metalloenzyme existing universally in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.
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