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/hˌaɪbɹɪdaɪzˈeɪʃən/
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NOUN
- (genetics) the act of mixing different species or varieties of animals or plants and thus to produce hybrids
How To Use hybridisation In A Sentence
- In conclusion, the use of specific molecular probes and insitu hybridisation allows a functional analysis of tissue macrophages.
- It is better to generate the contigs according to the hybridisation data and then automatically check them for consistency with the map.
- All transformed cell lines were examined by Southern blot hybridisation.
- These days the main cause for concern over true wildcats is the widespread hybridisation among domestic or feral cats. Country diary: Strathnairn
- Both products required Southern hybridisation and probing for detection.
- It is better to generate the contigs according to the hybridisation data and then automatically check them for consistency with the map.
- Sited at the confluence of the Saone and Rhone rivers in Lyons, the futuristic megastructure is conceived as a hybridisation of museum and urban leisure space.
- Modern bread wheat itself is also a fairly recent crop in the evolutionary timescale, having arisen only about 4000 years ago through hybridisation of tetraploid (pasta or durum) wheat with inedible goat grass.
- Viral particles could be extracted from plantar warts and in 1974 we published our first report, demonstrating a cross-hybridisation of the plantar wart virus DNA with some warts, but by far not with all of them. Harald zur Hausen - Autobiography
- He carried out experimental work on the hybridisation of zebras and horses.
