<molecular biology> Exotoxins, often plasmid coded, produced by bacteria and which kill other bacteria not eukaryotic cells). Colicins are produced by about 40% of E. Coli strains: colicin E2 is a DNA ase, colicin E3 an RNA ase. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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Exotoxins, often plasmid coded, produced by bacteria and which kill other bacteria (not eukaryotic cells). Colicins are produced by about 40% of E. coli > E. coli strains: colicin E2 is a DNA-ase, colicin E3 an RNA-ase.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: bak-tēr′ē-ō-sinz Definitions: 1. Proteins produced by certain bacteria that have bacteriocinogenic plasmids and that exert a lethal effect on closely related bacteria; in general, bacteriocins have a narrower range of activity than antibiotics and are more potent.
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