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Colicin — structure of tolb in complex with a peptide of the colicin e9 t domain Identifiers Symbol Colicin Pfam … Wikipedia
colicin — also colicine noun Etymology: French colicine, from col + cine (as in streptomycine streptomycin) Date: 1946 any of various antibacterial substances produced by strains of intestinal bacteria (as of E. coli) … New Collegiate Dictionary
colicin — (kol ī sin) A plasmid encoded protein that is produced by enteric bacteria and binds to specific receptors on the cell envelope of sensitive target bacteria, where it may cause lysis or attack specific intracellular sites such as ribosomes … Dictionary of microbiology
colicin — noun A protein, secreted by certain strains of bacteria, that kills but does not lyse other strains … Wiktionary
colicin — Bacteriocin produced by strains of Escherichia coli and by other enterobacteria (Shigella and Salmonella) that carry the necessary plasmids. Many are toxic to related bacterial strains and bind to specific cellular receptors interfering with… … Medical dictionary
Colicin — Co|li|cin [nlat. Escherichia coli (Mikrobiol.)], das; s, e: von Kolibakterien ausgeschiedene ↑ Bakteriocine mit Desoxyribonukleasewirkung … Universal-Lexikon
colicin — col·i·cin … English syllables
colicin — … Useful english dictionary
col — • colicin; • collection; • collagen; • colony; • colored; • column; • strain [Lat. cola] … Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations
Colicine — sind von Bakterien produzierte Gifte, die für andere Bakterien giftig sind. Sie zählen damit zu den Bacteriocinen. Colicine werden unter anderem von Colibakterien produziert, welche zu den Darmbakterien gehören. Es gibt unterschiedliche… … Deutsch Wikipedia
