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ORIOperational Readiness Inspection
ORIOffice of Research Integrity (HHS)
ORIOld Republic International Corporation (stock symbol)
oriOrigin of Replication
ORIOficina de Relaciones Internacionales
ORIOcean Research Institute
ORIOriginating Agency Identifier (nine-digit code used by agencies on the law enforcement network)
ORIOctane Requirement Increase
ORIOnline Retrieval Interface
ORIOpen Ranks Inspection
ORIOrbital Replacement Instrument
ORIOpen on Rise of Inlet (pressure valve)
ORIOperator-Robot Interaction
ORIObesity Research Institute, LLC
ORIOverhaul/Repair Instruction
ORIOregon Research Institute
ORIOrientation
ORIOriental Research Institute (India)
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Plasmid pDL278, an Escherichia coli/S, pneumoniae shuttle vector that contained the pVA380-1 basic replicon and the pUC origin of replication (6,733 bp) was then added (1 [micro]g/mL), and samples were incubated for 1 h at 35[degrees]C under 5% C[O.
Serotype competence and penicillin resistance in Streptococcus ... by Huang, Li-Min / Emerging Infectious Diseases
A phagemid is a plasmid containing a bacterial origin of replication and a phage origin of replication.
Cambridge Antibody granted further key patent in United States by BIOTECH Patent News
The scientists used this technique to label an area near the origin of replication, a well-kn own site on bacterial chromosomes.
Bacterial chromosomes run to the poles by Travis, John / Science News
 
 
 
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