单词：bacterial cell
bacterial cell的用法和样例：
例句
- The invention discloses a separated candida cell group, and most cells in the cell group are in the same age stage.本发明公开了一种分离的念珠菌细胞群，所述细胞群中大多数的细胞处于同一年龄阶段。
- The bacterial cells are rendered competent.使细菌细胞变成感受态。
- Once set, the gelatin surface was seeded by picking up a minute quantity of bacterial cells on a platinum needle.固态化后，用一白金丝蘸取小量细菌细胞接种在明胶表面上。
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