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   Episome
   A part of a gene.
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   Episome
   An element which carries genetic material, is able to transmit inheritable traits and to alternate between autonomous and integrated states in the host cell; in the integrated state an episome is physically associated with a chromosome, while in the autonomous state it is extrachromosomal.
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   episome
   Piece of hereditary material that can exist as free, autonomously replicating DNA or be attached to and integrated into the chromosome of the cell, in which case it replicates along with the chromosome. Examples of episomes are many bacteriophages such as lambda and the male sex factor of Escherichi...
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   episome
   <molecular biology> Piece of hereditary material that can exist as free, autonomously replicating DNA or be attached to and integrated into the chromosome of the cell, in which case it replicates along with the chromosome. ... Examples of episomes are many bacteriophages such as lambda and the...
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   episome
   (ep´ĭ-sōm) in bacterial genetics, any accessory extrachromosomal replicating genetic element that can exist either autonomously or integrated with the chromosome.
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   episome
   in bacteria, one of a group of extrachromosomal genetic elements called plasmids, consisting of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and capable of conferring ... [1 related articles]
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   episome
   episome (ep'isōm) , unit of genetic material composed of a series of genes that sometimes has an independent existence in a host cell and at other times is integrated into a chromosome of the cell, replicating itself along with the chromosome. Episomes have been studied in bacteria. One gr...
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   episome
   Type: Term Pronunciation: ep′i-sōm Definitions: 1. An extrachromosomal element (plasmid) that may either integrate into the bacterial chromosome of the host or replicate and function stably when physically separated from the chromosome.
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   episome
   1) A part of a gene
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