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recombine

/ˌriː.kəmˈbaɪn/

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/ˌriː.kəmˈbaɪn/C1formalscientific
  • ruГлагол, означающий снова объединять или объединять по-другому, часто используется в научном или техническом контексте.

A verb meaning to combine again or in a different way, often used in scientific or technical contexts.

  1. Undergo genetic recombinationC1formalscientific

    To undergo the process where genetic material is broken and joined to other genetic material, resulting in new combinations of genes.

    ruПодвергаться генетической рекомбинации

    • During meiosis, chromosomes recombine to increase genetic diversity.
    • The DNA segments recombine to form a new sequence.
    • Scientists observed how the viral genes recombine in the host cell.
  2. Cause genetic recombinationC1formalscientific

    To cause or induce the process of genetic recombination in a laboratory or natural setting.

    ruВызвать генетическую рекомбинацию

    • The researchers recombined the DNA strands to create a new plasmid.
    • They used enzymes to recombine the genetic material from two different species.
    • The experiment aims to recombine the genes to study their function.
  3. Combine againB2formal

    To combine or put together again after being separated.

    ruВоссоединить

    • The chemist recombined the separated elements to form the original compound.
    • After the data was split, the analyst recombined it for a comprehensive view.
    • The team recombined the parts to rebuild the machine.

    Synonymsreassemblerejoinreunifyreunite

    Antonymsdisjoindisunitedivideseparatesplit

Forms
  • recombined past participle
  • recombined past simple
  • recombining present participle
  • recombines third person singular
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