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death phase - The final growth phase of cell culture, during which nutrients have been depleted and cell number decreases. [FAO]
News archive for death phase.
Prosecutors to again seek death penalty for gang member - 21 Aug 2007
OCRegister,Michael Lamb was convicted in July of killing another gang member, and trying to kill an Anaheim police officer. By RACHANEE SRISAVASDI SANTA ANA
Stratford extends title run to 15 - Aug 20, 2007
Tarankai Daily News,Both teams converted their first two strokes in the sudden death phase. Stratford missed its third, leaving Girls' High to capitalise on the mistake.
Wallabies have pedigree but not expectations to win rugby World Cup - Aug 14, 2007
Turkish Press,...that he is likely to be rested from one of the group matches -- probably Fiji in Montpellier on September 23 -- to be saved for the sudden-death phase.
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