PROPHAGE

Meaning of PROPHAGE in English

[pro.phage] n (1951): an intracellular form of a bacteriophage in which it is harmless to the host, is usu. integrated into the hereditary material of the host, and reproduces when the host does

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PROPHAGE — noun Date: 1951 an intracellular form of a bacteriophage in which it is harmless to the host, is usually integrated …
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PROPHAGE — ˈprōˌfāj noun ( -s ) Etymology: pro- (I) + phage : an intracellular form of various bacterial viruses in which …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
PROPHAGE — /proh"fayj'/ , n. Microbiol. a stable, inherited form of bacteriophage in which the genetic material of the virus is integrated …
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PROPHAGE — noun Date: 1951 : an intracellular form of a bacteriophage in which it is harmless to the host, is usually …
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PROPHAGE — профаг, латентный фаг, симбиотический фаг, пробактериофаг, криптофаг - defective prophage - mature prophage
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PROPHAGE — профаг, латентный фаг, симбиотический фаг, пробактериофаг, криптофаг - defective prophage - mature prophage
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PROPHAGE — профаг
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PROPHAGE — n. Pronunciation: ' pr ō - ˌ f ā j, - ˌ fäzh Function: noun Date: 1951 : an intracellular …
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PROPHAGE REACTIVATION — реактивация профагом
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PROPHAGE INDUCTION — индукция профага
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MATURE PROPHAGE — зрелый профаг
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DEFECTIVE PROPHAGE — дефектный профаг
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PROPHAGE REACTIVATION — реактивация профагом
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PROPHAGE INDUCTION — индукция профага
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TEMPERATE — adjective Etymology: Middle English temperat, from Latin temperatus, from past participle of temperare Date: 14th century marked by moderation: as, …
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LYSOGENIC — adjective Etymology: from the capacity of the prophage to lyse other bacteria Date: 1899 harboring a prophage as hereditary material …
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LYSOGENIC — I. |līsə|jenik adjective Etymology: lys- + -genic : harboring a prophage as hereditary material lysogenic bacteria • ly·so·ge·nic·i·ty ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷jəˈnisəd.ē, -ətē, …
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TEMPERATE — ˈtemp(ə)rə̇t, usu -ə̇d+V adjective Etymology: Middle English temperat, from Latin temperatus, from past participle of temperare 1. : marked by …
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PROBACTERIOPHAGE — |prō+ noun Etymology: pro- (I) + bacteriophage : prophage
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PROVIRUS — /proh"vuy'reuhs, proh vuy"-/ , n. , pl. proviruses . a viral form that is incorporated into the genetic material of …
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LYSOGENIC — /luy'seuh jen"ik/ , adj. Microbiol. harboring a temperate virus as a prophage or plasmid. [ 1895-1900; LYSO- (repr. LYSIS) + …
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TEMPERATE — adjective Etymology: Middle English temperat, from Latin temperatus, from past participle of temperare Date: 14th century 1. : marked by …
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LYSOGENIC — adjective Etymology: from the capacity of the prophage to lyse other bacteria Date: 1899 1. : harboring a prophage as …
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TEMPERATE — [tem.per.ate] adj [ME temperat, fr. L temperatus, fr. pp. of temperare] (14c) 1: marked by moderation: as a: keeping or …
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LYSOGENIC — [ly.so.gen.ic] adj [fr. the capacity of the prophage to lyse other bacteria] (1899) 1: harboring a prophage as hereditary material …
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VIRUS — an infectious agent of small size and simple composition that can multiply only in living cells of animals, plants, or …
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EPISOME — in bacteria, one of a group of extrachromosomal genetic elements called plasmids, consisting of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and capable of …
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LWOFF, ANDR — born May 8, 1902, Ainay-le-Chteau, France died Sept. 30, 1994, Paris Lwoff, 1965 in full Andr-Michael Lwoff French biologist who …
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REACTIVATION — реактивация - cross reactivation - host cell reactivation - K-reactivation - multiplicity reactivation - prophage reactivation - temperature reactivation - UV-reactivation
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PROBACTERIOPHAGE — см. prophage
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INDUCTION — индукция - archencephalic induction - assimilative induction - autonomous induction - complementary induction - direct induction - embryonic induction - enzyme induction - heterogenetic induction - homogenetic induction - indirect …
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REACTIVATION — реактивация - cross reactivation - host cell reactivation - K-reactivation - multiplicity reactivation - prophage reactivation - temperature reactivation - …
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