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Things phage often describes (“phage ________”)
typing, display, host, dna, type, bacterium, resistance, types, conversion, lambda, particles, antibody, system, plasmid, antibodies, systems, group, receptor, library, infection, serum, replication, protein, genes, elisa, mixture, sensitivity, vectors, interactions, formation, enzymes, libraries, therapy, sera, course, proteins, vector, particle, inactivation, mediated, genome, progeny, rna, proliferation, complex, chromosomes, relationship, mutants, enzyme, complexes, coat, suspension, specific, interaction, adsorption, feeding, encoded, evolution, plaques, plate, based, clones, genomes, susceptibility, integration, induced, reaction, immunity, exclusion, genetics, typable, binding, ghost, conjugates, gene, lysates, infected, destruction
How phage often is described (“________ phage”)
temperate, filamentous, virulent, free, lysogenic, mature, defective, vegetative, even, particular, lytic, normal, active, bound, intact, viable, infectious, stranded, single, irradiated, specialized, superinfecting, generalized, wild, homologous, unadsorbed, parental, infective, helper, mutant, original, intracellular, inactivated, purified, containing, adsorbed, lambdoid, complete, recombinant, related, extracellular, bacterial, modified, lactococcal, staphylococcal, hybrid, isolated, unbound, appropriate, like, wildtype, integrated, typical, polyvalent, unrelated, invading, inducible, nonspecific, unirradiated, unmodified, inactive, precipitate, latent, forming, heterologous, transducing, bacte, labelled, residual
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