recombinant
recombinant — 形容詞
- recombinantpositive
- more recombinantcomparative
- most recombinantsuperlative
1. describes a biological product or living thing made by joining together genes fr
重組的
將不同來源的遺傳物質結合產生的
describes a biological product or living thing made by joining together genes from separate organisms in a laboratory — an approach often used to create medicines, vaccines, and research tools.
Scientists use recombinant DNA technology to produce insulin for people with diabetes.
科學家利用重組 DNA 技術製造胰島素,造福糖尿病患者。
attributive: recombinant DNA
The lab created a recombinant vaccine by inserting a virus gene into yeast cells.
實驗室將病毒基因植入酵母細胞,製作出重組疫苗。
Kemi's research focused on developing recombinant proteins that could fight cancer cells.
Kemi 的研究專注於開發能對抗癌細胞的重組蛋白質。
attributive: recombinant proteins
Researchers in Nigeria created recombinant cassava plants with extra vitamin A.
奈及利亞研究團隊培育出富含維生素 A 的重組木薯植株。
attributive: recombinant + plant species
Dr. Okafor's team used recombinant techniques to identify a gene linked to kidney disease.
Okafor 博士的團隊運用重組技術,找到了與腎臟疾病有關的基因。
attributive: recombinant techniques
- recombinant DNA
- recombinant protein
- recombinant vaccine
- recombinant technology
- recombinant cells
- recombinant organism
- genetically engineered
broader term; all recombinant organisms are genetically engineered, but not all genetically engineered products are made by recombination
- synthetic
different method; synthetic DNA is built chemically from scratch, while recombinant DNA is assembled from natural material
- modified
much broader in meaning; can refer to any kind of change, not just at the genetic level
文法句型
recombinant + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun it modifies — you will commonly see it in phrases such as recombinant DNA, recombinant protein, and recombinant vaccine. The term belongs to the vocabulary of molecular biology and biotechnology; outside of scientific writing, it is rarely encountered.
常見錯誤
同根字
- recombine動詞C1
- recombination名詞C1