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plasmid плазмида, эписомный факторplasmid gene плазмидный генplasmid stability стабильность сохранения плазмиды культуройbroad host range plasmid плазмида с широким спектром хозяевcatabolic plasmid катаболитная плазмидаchimeric plasmid рекомбинантная плазмидаchimeric plasmid химерная плазмидаconjugative plasmid конъюгативная плазмидаcryptic plasmid криптическая плазмидаcurable plasmid утрачиваемая плазмидаhigh-copy number plasmid мультикопийная плазмидаnif plasmid nif-плазмидаnoncurable plasmid неутрачиваемая плазмидаnoncurable plasmid стабильная плазмидаnontransferable plasmid непередающаяся из клетки в клетку плазмидаrecombinant plasmid рекомбинационная плазмидаsym plasmid sym-плазмидаtransmissible plasmid передаваемая плазмидаtumour inducing plasmid плазмида, индуцирующая образование опухолейEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > plasmid
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