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GDB
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GDBGNU Debugger
GDBGrad Der Behinderung (German: Degree of Disability)
GDBGenome Database
GDBGuide Dogs for the Blind
GDBGueule de Bois (French: hangover)
GDBGreedy Disk-Conserving Broadcasting
GDBGeneral Dog's Body
GDBGlobal Drive Brand
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After scouring genome databases from a selection of marine bacteria and viruses, the students won the bet and found the bacterial photosystem I genes integrated in the viral genome.
Marine viruses may contribute to ocean energy by Asian News International
Drawing on the Plasmodium Genome Database, international multidisciplinary contributors to 27 chapters review the latest understanding of its genetics, the host-parasite relationship, immune system invasion and responses, and mechanism of antimalarial agents.
Molecular approaches to malaria by SciTech Book News
Strips of 21-nucleotide-long DNA subsequently are released from the immunoprecipitated DNA to create "genomic signature tags," which subsequently are identified in the international genome database.
Pathway identification imperils disease by USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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