bacteriophage Definition
bac·te·rio·phage (bak tir′ē ə fāj′)
bacteriophage Usage Examples
Converse of object
- call: Modified bacterial viruses, called bacteriophages, are used to deliver the gene encoding this protein to specific harmful bacteria.
- use: Delbrueck chose to use bacteriophage, viruses that infect bacteria and then can multiply very rapidly.
Modifies a noun
- lambda: Comparisons can be made with restricted and unrestricted DNA from bacteriophage lambda.
- genome: Foreign DNA ( e.g. a bacteriophage genome ) is not modified & is thus digested by the restriction enzymes & destroyed.
- virus: The aim of the project is to test the hypothesis that goethite will sorb significant amounts of the bacteriophage virus.
- assembly: Isolation and characterization of the host protein GroE involved in bacteriophage lambda assembly.
- present: To prevent this, any bacteriophage present in ambient air are usually removed by air sterilization filter cartridges.
Noun used with modifier
lambda: This exercise demonstrates the principles of restriction site mapping, using DNA from the lambda bacteriophage.
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