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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'cassette for' is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to describe something related to a cassette, or to describe the purpose of a cassette. For example, "I recently bought a cassette for my old car stereo."
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I saw the album on cassette for $4.99 at a truck stop on Interstate 15, surprisingly.
He even created a prequel in the form of "an agitprop video game" cassette for beloved British microcomputer the ZX Spectrum.
For our full day at the park, Alec and I bought an auto-tour tape cassette for $10 that includes yet another map of the battlefield.
But in London in the early 1970s, a conceptual artist named William Furlong began harnessing the cassette for his unlikely purposes in the visual arts.
"I was working with a band that was able to afford the price of a cassette for every show," he said with a laugh.
These days, that same kid can get the cassette for nothing.
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Lane M, 1 kb DNA ladder; lane 1, the amplified disruption cassette for DH domain of PKS module 12 (1.3 kb); lane 2, the amplified disruption cassette for FkbH gene (1.3 kb). Figure S4.
The baculoviruses are engineered by inserting a mammalian expression cassette for delivering foreign genes in mammalian cells.
This study documents the use of an IMAC cassette for the purification of N-terminally tagged recombinant proteins.
Phage NL1.1 was engineered to include a mammalian expression cassette for a reporter gene within its genome.
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