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Meanings of stationary phase in English

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Usage of stationary phase in English
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Both these changes were observed in cells taken from the stationary phase.
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An inactive form of microcin E492 was purified from the stationary phase.
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This stationary phase was then used to collect separately the midodrine enantiomers.
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Furthermore, Hxt5p is the only glucose transporter expressed during stationary phase.
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The loss of respiratory control leads to an inability to recover from stationary phase.
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Both the GSY1 message and the protein levels increased as cells approached stationary phase.
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The activity of the enzymes increases as cultures enter the stationary phase of growth.
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Unstimulated cells produced little ethylene during exponential growth and even less in stationary phase.
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The retention of the fullerenes on the HA stationary phase was strongly affected by temperature.
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Partial release of cell-associated activity occurred during stationary phase.
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Expression of GSY2 is induced by growth to stationary phase, heat shock or nitrogen starvation.
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The MDA-MB-231 cells membrane was used to prepare the chromatographic stationary phase in the first dimension.
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Gram-negative bacteria frequently utilize the alternative sigma factor RpoS to adapt to stresses and stationary phase.
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Transcriptional analysis in E. coli showed that the expression of patE is induced during stationary phase.
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To adapt to stresses encountered in stationary phase, Gram-negative bacteria utilize the alternative sigma factor RpoS.
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Additionally, compared to the parent, the double mutant also exhibited prolonged survival in the stationary phase.
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