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lysogen /ly·so·gen/ (li´so-jen)
1. an agent that induces lysis.
2. lysinogen.
3. a lysogenized bacterium.
ly·so·gen (ls-jn)
n.
1. An agent capable of inducing lysis.
2. A bacterium in a state of lysogeny.
lysogen [li´so-jen]
1. an antigen causing the formation of lysin; called also lysinogen.
2. an agent that causes lysis.
lysogen
an antigen causing the formation of lysin; called also lysinogen.
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