conjugation
సంయోగం
definition
noun
It has tied up with them to launch a special contest in conjugation with their forthcoming movie.
the formation or existence of a link or connection between things, in particular.
To this day, if you ask me about me about verb conjugation or tenses, I can only tell you what it is in French.
the variation of the form of a verb in an inflected language such as Latin, by which are identified the voice, mood, tense, number, and person.
translation of 'conjugation '
సంయోగమగుట
example
Glutathione 'conjugation' is also the primary mechanism of eliminating electrophilic xenobiotics (some of which are carcinogens) in the liver.
Paramecium usually exchanges genetic material by a process of 'conjugation' , when two cells fuse together.
It almost makes me wish for some sort of religion, so I could share that sense of wordy ecstasy and profundity in every 'conjugation' and infinitive.
That's an ugly little 'conjugation' , so let's decouple the two.
Some are encoded in bacterial plasmids and mediate bacterial 'conjugation' , or, in the case of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, T-DNA transport into plant cells.
But the other two carbon atoms are also double-bonded to each other, which results in 'conjugation' of the electron density in the bonds.
In the liver, to which is transported in the plasma bound to albumin, bilirubin is solubilized by 'conjugation' to glucuronate.
The new genes can quickly spread through an E. coli population through a process called 'conjugation' , whereby bacteria exchange DNA directly.
This is illustrated by the fact that a considerable number of genes are required specifically for both 'conjugation' and meiosis.
The 'conjugation' of polysaccharides with immunogenic proteins allows to overcome this problem providing an efficient immunological response also in infants.
When eight double bonds are in 'conjugation' , the molecule absorbs visible light and is colored.
it was the 'conjugation' of verbs he found most difficult
It has tied up with them to launch a special contest in 'conjugation' with their forthcoming movie.
Luckily for us, there is also no verb 'conjugation' .
They act in concert with other enzymes to detoxify xenobiotics through 'conjugation' with glutathione to increase water solubility.
Some languages have a grammatical structure in which the meaning or 'conjugation' of a word changes depending on who's using it and who the audience is.
After 'conjugation' , chromosomes in the transcriptionally active macronucleus develop by fragmentation, elimination, and amplification of germ line chromosomes.
This compound has similar bond 'conjugation' , solvent behavior, and steric hindrance to all-trans retinal.
a past participle of the first 'conjugation'
However, much antibiotic resistance seems to be acquired by the transfer of plasmids from other species of bacteria via 'conjugation' , which of course does not explain the ultimate origin of the information.
This unlikely 'conjugation' of sources, which allows him to balance big ideas with emotional flesh, is the only happy marriage in the play.
The former is expected to be smaller than in the isolated protein clue to the loss of free lysines upon 'conjugation' , and possibly to a reduced water accessibility to the protein surface.
They are purified cellfree hemoglobins, where the globin portion of the molecule has been modified chemically by 'conjugation' , cross-linking or polymerizing.
Therefore, it is only following new MAC development late in 'conjugation' that the previously silent MIC genomes from the mated cells are brought into expression.
immunity may be transferable by 'conjugation' to other bacterial strains
If the ketone side group of the dye is protonated, there will be a shift in the 'conjugation' of the double bonds.
a past participle of the first 'conjugation'
toxic compounds eliminated from the body by 'conjugation' with glutathione
Recombination can occur between exogenous DNA introduced into bacteria by 'conjugation' , phage transduction, or DNA transformation and the bacterial genome.
toxic compounds eliminated from the body by 'conjugation' with glutathione
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