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Definition of prophage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
biologyTECH. latent form of a virus in a bacterium's DNATECH.
- The prophage remained dormant within the bacterial chromosome.
- Scientists studied the prophage to understand its integration.
- The prophage can influence the host's genetic traits.
Origin of prophage
Greek, pro (before) + phagein (to eat)
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