recombination

He simply watched peas to learn how their natural system of genetic 'recombination' worked.

Yeast has been used for many years to study DNA 'recombination' , although not in this context.

the fragmentation of the earlier large units and 'recombination' of land under new ownership

This appears to be consistent with a lower than normal level of 'recombination' in this chromosome.

A third possibility is that the effect of 'recombination' varies among chromosomes.

Here we present evidence that the chromosomal hypermutation is promoted by 'recombination' .

In fashion and music, cycles of revivals, retrospectives, and 'recombinations' have emerged, defining styles with an eerie predictability.

It generally analyses the form of 'recombinations' that emerge on the contemporary scene.

Happily, the expansions and 'recombinations' of American businesses over the century chronicled here have had far more positive results than this author would lead us to believe.

Intellectuals do manage to innovate and their innovations are oftentimes not always 'recombinations' of what they have embraced in their education.

The various combinations and 'recombinations' of these elements, moreover, give rise to several orders of movement within the art, and the images owe much of their dynamism to an intricate play of form at the hands of the engraver.