Diauxie
Diauxie is a Greek word coined by Jacques Monod to mean two growth phases. The word is used in English in cell biology to describe the growth phases of a microorganism in as it metabolizes a mixture of two sugars. Rather than metabolizing the two available sugars simultaneously, microbial cells commonly consume them in a sequential pattern, resulting in two separate growth phases.
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Diauxie
Diauxie is a Greek word coined by Jacques Monod to mean two growth phases. The word is used in English in cell biology to describe the growth phases of a microorganism in as it metabolizes a mixture of two sugars. Rather than metabolizing the two available sugars simultaneously, microbial cells commonly consume them in a sequential pattern, resulting in two separate growth phases.
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Catabolietrepressie of diauxie ...... de groeicurve weer verdergaat.
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Diauxie is a Greek word coined ...... in two separate growth phases.
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La diauxie est un mot d'origin ...... ases de croissance distinctes.
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Catabolietrepressie of diauxie ...... met concurrerende organismen.
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Diauxie is a Greek word coined ...... in two separate growth phases.
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La diauxie est un mot d'origin ...... ases de croissance distinctes.
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Diauxie
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Diauxie
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