substrain

"And there we went, possibly contaminating the Enterprise with every strain and substrain, when Sendet had carried up only a strain which attacks iron-based blood—a strain for which we now have a cure!"

The Idic Epidemic Jean Lorrah 2000

All were C57s, and all were of the substrain that supposedly preferred alcohol.

Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991

In a small preliminary study, my colleagues and I ordered 20 C57 black mice of the 6J substrain that prefers alcohol over water.

Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991

In a small preliminary study, my colleagues and I ordered 20 C57 black mice of the 6J substrain that prefers alcohol over water.

Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991

All were C57s, and all were of the substrain that supposedly preferred alcohol.

Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991

There were faint odours of spring in the air, and the grass here and there was streaked with great patches of daisies; but it was spring with a foreknowledge of autumn, a day to be enjoyed with a substrain of sadness, the foreboding of regret, a day somehow to make one feel as if one had seen and felt a great deal -- quite, as

Italian Hours Henry James 1879

In cell cultures where the drug was used, a drug - resistant substrain of prion evolved to become predominant.

JSOnline.com 2010

When the drug was withdrawn, the substrain that was susceptible to the drug again grew to become the dominate strain.

JSOnline.com 2010

It is a substrain of H1N1, presenting a new pattern of genes that resulted from a mix of existing viruses of human, pig and avian flu.

COSMOS magazine - The science of everything 2009

It is a substrain of H1N1, presenting a new pattern of genes that resulted from a mix of existing viruses of human, pig and avian flu.

COSMOS magazine - The science of everything 2009