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phage Definition

phage (fāj)

noun

bacteriophage

phage Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • tail: One of the prime examples of such a group are the tailed phages of Escherichia coli.
  • select: The process can select even a single binding phage out of ten million others.
  • contain: Each individual phage expresses 5 copies of the same peptide, and the library contains phage expressing over 10 10 different peptides.

Adjective modifier

  • temperate: Diversity of temperate phages in Enterobacteriaceae: development of the integrase gene as a marker for environmental analysis.
  • specific: Click Here Further Details Bacteriophages Good simplistic introduction to bacteriophages and information about micrographs, diagrams and other images of specific phages.

Modifies a noun

  • lambda: With the types of DNA used in the kits designed for schools e.g. , plant and phage lambda the risks are insignificant.
  • antibody: CAT was honored to receive the 1998 UK Prix Galien Research Award for its phage antibody technology.
  • genome: After entry into the cell, many phage genomes are degraded and destroyed.
  • display: CAT's core phage display technology is covered by three main families of patents.
  • DNA: The end of the particle attached to the F pilus flares open, exposing the phage DNA.
  • particle: Let X be the number of phage particles attached to a bacterial cell.

Noun used with modifier

  • antibody: CAT has also granted Searle multi-site options to license, for additional fees, CAT's antibody phage display library technology for use in-house.
  • bacterium: Bacteria phage were found to transfer genes between Erwinia species [ 4 ] .

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