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bioprocess
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bioprocess [¦bī·o¦prä·səs]
(biochemistry)
A technique used to produce a commercial substance (such as alcohol) by a biological process (that is, via microbial fermentation).
A technique used to prepare a biological material (usually genetically engineered) for commercial use.


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In computer parlance the program may be defined as a set of instructions in the right sequence for the development of the organism, execution of various bioprocesses, its behavior, instincts, habits and every other task performed by the NCB.
Furthermore, the problem of multiple testing is difficult to adjust because the GO bioprocesses are highly interrelated and genes are often assigned into multiple GO bioprocesses.
This provides data and insight essential to understanding variations among bacterial strains, correlating genotypes to phenotypes, discovering new targets for antimicrobial compounds, improving and optimizing bioprocesses, and more.
 
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