Definition of reassortment in US English:

reassortment

noun ˌrēəˈsôrtmənt

Genetics

Recombination of genomic material, especially as it occurs naturally in related viruses.
reassortment also might occur in a person simultaneously infected by both types of flu
Example sentencesExamples
- If that changes with a mutation or a recombination or reassortment of one virus to the other, that could change everything.
- With the 1968 influenza virus, a similar reassortment of genes occurred.
- From 1998 to 2001 the virus went through multiple reassortments and moved back to domestic birds, spreading almost unnoticed in Chinese chicken flocks.
- No evidence of genetic reassortment between avian and human influenza viruses has been identified.
- Of the ones they examined, they don't see any reassortment with human viruses yet.

Definition of reassortment in US English:

reassortment

nounˌrēəˈsôrtmənt

Genetics

Recombination of genomic material, especially as it occurs naturally in related viruses.
reassortment also might occur in a person simultaneously infected by both types of flu
Example sentencesExamples
- With the 1968 influenza virus, a similar reassortment of genes occurred.
- If that changes with a mutation or a recombination or reassortment of one virus to the other, that could change everything.
- From 1998 to 2001 the virus went through multiple reassortments and moved back to domestic birds, spreading almost unnoticed in Chinese chicken flocks.
- No evidence of genetic reassortment between avian and human influenza viruses has been identified.
- Of the ones they examined, they don't see any reassortment with human viruses yet.

词汇	reassortment
释义	Definition of reassortment in US English: reassortment noun ˌrēəˈsôrtmənt Genetics Recombination of genomic material, especially as it occurs naturally in related viruses. reassortment also might occur in a person simultaneously infected by both types of flu Example sentencesExamples If that changes with a mutation or a recombination or reassortment of one virus to the other, that could change everything. With the 1968 influenza virus, a similar reassortment of genes occurred. From 1998 to 2001 the virus went through multiple reassortments and moved back to domestic birds, spreading almost unnoticed in Chinese chicken flocks. No evidence of genetic reassortment between avian and human influenza viruses has been identified. Of the ones they examined, they don't see any reassortment with human viruses yet. Definition of reassortment in US English: reassortment nounˌrēəˈsôrtmənt Genetics Recombination of genomic material, especially as it occurs naturally in related viruses. reassortment also might occur in a person simultaneously infected by both types of flu Example sentencesExamples With the 1968 influenza virus, a similar reassortment of genes occurred. If that changes with a mutation or a recombination or reassortment of one virus to the other, that could change everything. From 1998 to 2001 the virus went through multiple reassortments and moved back to domestic birds, spreading almost unnoticed in Chinese chicken flocks. No evidence of genetic reassortment between avian and human influenza viruses has been identified. Of the ones they examined, they don't see any reassortment with human viruses yet.
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