bacterial cell
collocation in Englishmeaningsofbacterialandcell
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bacterial
adjective
uk/bækˈtɪə.ri.əl/us/bækˈtɪr.i.əl/
caused by, made from, or relating ...
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cell
noun[C]
uk/sel/us/sel/
the smallest basic unit of a plant ...
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Scraping reduced diatom andbacterialcelldensities on the dishes to <1% of original cell densities.
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The level of glycophospholipids in the extracellular matrix and surface film was much lower than that in thebacterialcellmembranes.
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Bacterialcell-cell recognition events appear to mediate the initial stages of colonization, which proceed via an ordered succession of species.
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The weight of abacterialcellis about 10-12 g (1 pg).
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The study of the degradation of humanbacterialcellculture on the skin is therefore a subject of much interest.
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Most, if not all, elements constituting abacterialcellare present in drinking water.
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Global analysis of the genetic network controlling abacterialcellcycle.
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The correlation averaging of a regularly arrangedbacterialcellenvelope protein.
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A 100 ml aliquot of eachbacterialcellsuspension (mean standard inoculum of 6.7r107 c. f. u.) was added to respective organ cultures.
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New method for estimatingbacterialcellabundances in natural samples by use of sublimation.
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Egg white contains the enzyme lysozyme which breaks downbacterialcellwalls and could have been responsible for the observed antimicrobial effect.
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Thebacterialcellsurface is therefore not a static entity, but rather undergoes continual change and redistribution of molecules during the life cycle of the organism.
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The range of products covered by the agreement included frozenbacterialcellpastes, enzymes and proteins, vaccines and therapeutic toxins.
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Because of their chemical instability and poor penetration of thebacterialcellwall, research on these olivanic acids was not continued.
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