recombinant

Examples

• All

• It contains a recombinant virus.

  Day of the Dead 2: Contagium (2005)

• Another example of a recombinant protein is the the protein chymosin.

• So you make a recombinant virus that has all the normal components of the virus, but also has a gene that you want.

• The AIDS agent was a recombinant virus and, as such, could not have arisen in nature.

  Academic text (2013)

• The only thing comparable in my lifetime was the recombinant DNA revolution, which changed entirely the kinds of experiments that people did.

• A computer-assisted lesson, The Basic Recombinant DNA Technology, was developed to provide a general introduction to biotechnology.

  Academic text (1996)

• They cloned the human DNA into bacteria using recombinant DNA methods that we've talked to you about previously.

• The enzyme can also be obtained by recombinant DNA technology (Starnes et al., 1993).

  Academic text (2015)

• For example, a newly discovered parvovirus-circovirus recombinant was implicated in 2013 as a cause of seronegative hepatitis.

  Academic text (2013)

• A subunit vaccine containing recombinant HeVsG glycoprotein (14) was formulated in a proprietary adjuvant (Zoetis).

  Academic text (2014)

Synonyms

C

combinant

vsrecombinant

• Specialized

9.9

A living cell or organism with genes from different sources

has identical meaning but is a different written form

Compounds

R

recombinant DNA

• Specialized

2 5.8

A piece of DNA made by joining genes from different living things

R

recombinant DNA technology

• Specialized

1 6.6

Methods used in a lab to join DNA from different living things to make new gene combinations

R

recombinant protein

• Specialized

1 5.5

A protein made in a lab by adding new genes to cells

R

recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid

• Specialized

6.7

DNA made by joining pieces from different living things

R

recombinant human insulin

• Specialized

4.4

A man-made insulin like the one the human body makes that doctors use to treat diabetes

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology