recombines
Merges once more
Recombines means to combine again or in a new way.
Elements that were separated come back together, or components rearrange into different configurations.
The term appears often in genetics, where DNA recombines during reproduction to create new genetic combinations: The virus recombines with other strains to produce new variants.
In chemistry, atoms or molecules recombine after being split apart.
Gamete-producing cell division
- allelesVariant forms of genes
- gametesReproductive cells for fusion
- chromosomesGene-bearing nuclear structures
- homologousHaving shared evolutionary origin
segregation · loci · linkage · haploid · diploid · zygote · fertilization · inheritance
Hereditary code molecule
- ligaseBond-creating enzyme
- plasmidSelf-replicating DNA circle
- vectorQuantity with direction
- cloningMaking identical copies
biotechnology · CRISPR · transgenic · nucleotide · polymerase · replication · genomics · transformation
Altered version of recording
- mashupCombined creative fusion
- synthesisCombining parts into whole
- fusionJoining into unity
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
reinterpretation · collage · sampling · hybridization · bricolage · juxtaposition · amalgamation · blending
Formation of distinct species
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- divergenceSeparation from common origin
- phylogenyEvolutionary relationships among organisms
- variationChange from a norm
meiosis
Gamete-producing cell division
- allelesVariant forms of genes
- gametesReproductive cells for fusion
- chromosomesGene-bearing nuclear structures
homologous · segregation · loci · linkage · haploid · diploid · zygote · fertilization · inheritance · genotype
DNA
Hereditary code molecule
cloning · biotechnology · CRISPR · transgenic · nucleotide · polymerase · replication · genomics · transformation · ligation
remix
Altered version of recording
reassembly · reinterpretation · collage · sampling · hybridization · bricolage · juxtaposition · amalgamation · blending · reconfiguration
speciation
Formation of distinct species
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- divergenceSeparation from common origin
- phylogenyEvolutionary relationships among organisms
recombinesdivides
Separates into parts
separates · splits · disperses · fragments · disintegrates
recombinesdisassembles
Takes something apart
deconstructs · analyzes · breaks down · decomposes · dismantles
- recombinant DNALab-fused genetic sequences
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