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fr phage tempéré (n) |
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fr phage |
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fr bactérie lysogène (n) |
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en phage |
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fr banque d’ adn complémentaire (n) |
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fr phasmide (n) |
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en phage (n) |
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fr phage (n) |
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fr phage |
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it fago |
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es phage |
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fr phages (n) |
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fr phage |
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it fago (n) |
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fr phage virulent (n) |
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fr banque génomique (n) |
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fr phage |
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fr lysogène (a) |
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fr hybridation sur plages (n) |
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fr phage |
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fr phage transducteur (n) |
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fr phage |
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fr phage |
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fr phage défectif (n) |
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