bacteriophagous (Meaning)
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bacteriophagous (a)
of or relating to bacteriophages
Synonyms & Antonyms of bacteriophagous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
bacteriophagous Sentence Examples
- The bacteriophagous virus relentlessly attacked and destroyed the bacterial cells.
- Scientists designed bacteriophagous agents to specifically target and eliminate harmful bacteria.
- Researchers hoped that bacteriophagous therapies could offer a promising alternative to antibiotics.
- The bacteriophagous properties of the virus proved effective in controlling bacterial infections in laboratory experiments.
- The bacteriophagous agent was carefully engineered to ensure host specificity and minimize collateral damage.
- The administration of bacteriophagous viruses was found to have a positive impact on the overall microbiome balance.
- The bacteriophagous mechanism of action involved the virus's attachment to specific bacterial receptors.
- Researchers explored the use of bacteriophagous viruses as a potential weapon against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
- The bacteriophagous virus's lytic cycle led to the rapid destruction of bacterial cells.
- Scientists continued to investigate the potential of bacteriophagous viruses as a novel therapeutic approach for bacterial infections.
FAQs About the word bacteriophagous
of or relating to bacteriophages
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bacteriophagous virus relentlessly attacked and destroyed the bacterial cells.
Scientists designed bacteriophagous agents to specifically target and eliminate harmful bacteria.
Researchers hoped that bacteriophagous therapies could offer a promising alternative to antibiotics.
The bacteriophagous properties of the virus proved effective in controlling bacterial infections in laboratory experiments.
