ampicillin
ampicillin
Definition
am·pi·cil·lin (am′pə sil′in)
noun
a synthetic antibiotic, CHNOS, derived from penicillin, having resistance to acids so that it can be taken orally to fight a wide range of bacterial infections
ampicillin
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- resistance: The plasmid includes the bla gene for ampicillin resistance.
- marker: This assumption is based, among other things, on unpublished experiments using an ampicillin marker.
- gene: However, Bt10 contains an ampicillin resistance marker gene not present in Bt11 [ 4 ] .
Noun used with modifier
- µg/ml: Using the frozen glycerol stock a 1 liter Terrific Broth + 100 µg/ml ampicillin culture was inoculated.
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