Definition of conjugation in English:

conjugation

noun kɒndʒʊˈɡeɪʃ(ə)nˌkɑndʒəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1Grammar
The variation of the form of a verb in an inflected language such as Latin, by which the voice, mood, tense, number, and person are identified.
it was the conjugation of verbs he found most difficult
Example sentencesExamples
- To this day, if you ask me about me about verb conjugation or tenses, I can only tell you what it is in French.
- 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.
- 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.
- A convenient summary of Latin declension and conjugation is available on-line here.
- Luckily for us, there is also no verb conjugation.
Synonyms
declension
1. 1.1count noun The class in which a verb is put according to the manner of this variation.
  a past participle of the first conjugation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Do not worry if you cannot tell a second from a third conjugation verb: the important differences for you are between the first conjugation, the fourth conjugation, and the second and third conjugations taken together as a unit.
  Noting this ‘a’ should help you to distinguish verbs of the first conjugation from those of the second, third, or fourth conjugations.
  These are of the first Conjugation, and signify, that the Action which they express is done only in a small Degree.
2Biology
The temporary union of two bacteria or unicellular organisms for the exchange of genetic material.
immunity may be transferable by conjugation to other bacterial strains
Example sentencesExamples
- The new genes can quickly spread through an E. coli population through a process called conjugation, whereby bacteria exchange DNA directly.
- 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.
- Some are encoded in bacterial plasmids and mediate bacterial conjugation, or, in the case of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, T-DNA transport into plant cells.
- Paramecium usually exchanges genetic material by a process of conjugation, when two cells fuse together.
- Recombination can occur between exogenous DNA introduced into bacteria by conjugation, phage transduction, or DNA transformation and the bacterial genome.
1. 2.1 The fusion of two gametes, especially when they are of a similar size.
  Example sentencesExamples
  After conjugation, chromosomes in the transcriptionally active macronucleus develop by fragmentation, elimination, and amplification of germ line chromosomes.
  Starvation induces expression of the ste 11 gene that encodes a key transcription factor, which, in turn, upregulates transcription of several genes involved in conjugation, meiosis, and sporulation.
  Failure of mating pairs to mix cytoplasms during conjugation is diagnostic of a complete block in cell fusion.
  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.
  This is illustrated by the fact that a considerable number of genes are required specifically for both conjugation and meiosis.
2. 2.2Biochemistry The combination of two substances.
  toxic compounds eliminated from the body by conjugation with glutathione
  Example sentencesExamples
  Glutathione conjugation is also the primary mechanism of eliminating electrophilic xenobiotics (some of which are carcinogens) in the liver.
  They act in concert with other enzymes to detoxify xenobiotics through conjugation with glutathione to increase water solubility.
  In the liver, to which is transported in the plasma bound to albumin, bilirubin is solubilized by conjugation to glucuronate.
  The conjugation of polysaccharides with immunogenic proteins allows to overcome this problem providing an efficient immunological response also in infants.
  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.
3. 2.3Chemistry The sharing of electron density between nearby multiple bonds in a molecule.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But the other two carbon atoms are also double-bonded to each other, which results in conjugation of the electron density in the bonds.
  They are purified cellfree hemoglobins, where the globin portion of the molecule has been modified chemically by conjugation, cross-linking or polymerizing.
  This compound has similar bond conjugation, solvent behavior, and steric hindrance to all-trans retinal.
  If the ketone side group of the dye is protonated, there will be a shift in the conjugation of the double bonds.
  When eight double bonds are in conjugation, the molecule absorbs visible light and is colored.
4. 2.4Mathematics The solution of a problem by transforming it into an equivalent problem of a different form, solving this, and then reversing the transformation.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This latest mathematical conjugation comes from a pair of British researchers who interviewed 1000 people to draw up their formula.

Derivatives

conjugational

adjective ˌkɒndʒʊˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌkɑndʒəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l

I will address, for non-linguist readers, inflections, most familiar as the noisome declensional and conjugational suffixes that bedevil English-speaking learners of, seemingly, most foreign languages we encounter.
Example sentencesExamples
- Scavenger cells are included to consume traces of usable carbon sources contaminating the medium, but they can also act as conjugational recipients and acquire a plasmid by transfer from tester cells.
- Most early studies of recombination genes of E. coli employed assays of conjugational recombination.
- Consequently, the conjugational activity can be low when most cells carry the plasmid but increase greatly in response to plasmid-free cells.
- On the other hand, in so doing, they demonstrate an implicit understanding of the general conjugational pattern of the Spanish verbal paradigm.

Origin

Late Middle English (in sense 1): from Latin conjugatio(n-), from conjugare 'join together' (see conjugate).

Definition of conjugation in US English:

conjugation

nounˌkänjəˈɡāSH(ə)nˌkɑndʒəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n

1Grammar
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.
Example sentencesExamples
- 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.
- Luckily for us, there is also no verb conjugation.
- A convenient summary of Latin declension and conjugation is available on-line here.
- 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.
- To this day, if you ask me about me about verb conjugation or tenses, I can only tell you what it is in French.
Synonyms
declension
1. 1.1 The class in which a verb is put according to the manner of this variation.
  a past participle of the first conjugation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Do not worry if you cannot tell a second from a third conjugation verb: the important differences for you are between the first conjugation, the fourth conjugation, and the second and third conjugations taken together as a unit.
  Noting this ‘a’ should help you to distinguish verbs of the first conjugation from those of the second, third, or fourth conjugations.
  These are of the first Conjugation, and signify, that the Action which they express is done only in a small Degree.
2Biology
The temporary union of two bacteria or unicellular organisms for the exchange of genetic material.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some are encoded in bacterial plasmids and mediate bacterial conjugation, or, in the case of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, T-DNA transport into plant cells.
- Recombination can occur between exogenous DNA introduced into bacteria by conjugation, phage transduction, or DNA transformation and the bacterial genome.
- 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.
- The new genes can quickly spread through an E. coli population through a process called conjugation, whereby bacteria exchange DNA directly.
- Paramecium usually exchanges genetic material by a process of conjugation, when two cells fuse together.
1. 2.1 The fusion of two gametes, especially when they are of a similar size.
  Example sentencesExamples
  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.
  This is illustrated by the fact that a considerable number of genes are required specifically for both conjugation and meiosis.
  Failure of mating pairs to mix cytoplasms during conjugation is diagnostic of a complete block in cell fusion.
  After conjugation, chromosomes in the transcriptionally active macronucleus develop by fragmentation, elimination, and amplification of germ line chromosomes.
  Starvation induces expression of the ste 11 gene that encodes a key transcription factor, which, in turn, upregulates transcription of several genes involved in conjugation, meiosis, and sporulation.
2. 2.2Biochemistry The combination of two substances.
  toxic compounds eliminated from the body by conjugation with glutathione
  Example sentencesExamples
  Glutathione conjugation is also the primary mechanism of eliminating electrophilic xenobiotics (some of which are carcinogens) in the liver.
  The conjugation of polysaccharides with immunogenic proteins allows to overcome this problem providing an efficient immunological response also in infants.
  In the liver, to which is transported in the plasma bound to albumin, bilirubin is solubilized by conjugation to glucuronate.
  They act in concert with other enzymes to detoxify xenobiotics through conjugation with glutathione to increase water solubility.
  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.
3. 2.3Chemistry The sharing of electron density between nearby multiple bonds in a molecule.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They are purified cellfree hemoglobins, where the globin portion of the molecule has been modified chemically by conjugation, cross-linking or polymerizing.
  When eight double bonds are in conjugation, the molecule absorbs visible light and is colored.
  This compound has similar bond conjugation, solvent behavior, and steric hindrance to all-trans retinal.
  But the other two carbon atoms are also double-bonded to each other, which results in conjugation of the electron density in the bonds.
  If the ketone side group of the dye is protonated, there will be a shift in the conjugation of the double bonds.
4. 2.4Mathematics The solution of a problem by transforming it into an equivalent problem of a different form, solving this, and then reversing the transformation.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This latest mathematical conjugation comes from a pair of British researchers who interviewed 1000 people to draw up their formula.

Origin

Late Middle English (in conjugation (sense 1)): from Latin conjugatio(n-), from conjugare ‘join together’ (see conjugate).

单词	conjugation
释义	Definition of conjugation in English: conjugation noun kɒndʒʊˈɡeɪʃ(ə)nˌkɑndʒəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1Grammar The variation of the form of a verb in an inflected language such as Latin, by which the voice, mood, tense, number, and person are identified. it was the conjugation of verbs he found most difficult Example sentencesExamples To this day, if you ask me about me about verb conjugation or tenses, I can only tell you what it is in French. 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. 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. A convenient summary of Latin declension and conjugation is available on-line here. Luckily for us, there is also no verb conjugation. Synonyms declension 1.1count noun The class in which a verb is put according to the manner of this variation. a past participle of the first conjugation Example sentencesExamples Do not worry if you cannot tell a second from a third conjugation verb: the important differences for you are between the first conjugation, the fourth conjugation, and the second and third conjugations taken together as a unit. Noting this ‘a’ should help you to distinguish verbs of the first conjugation from those of the second, third, or fourth conjugations. These are of the first Conjugation, and signify, that the Action which they express is done only in a small Degree. 2Biology The temporary union of two bacteria or unicellular organisms for the exchange of genetic material. immunity may be transferable by conjugation to other bacterial strains Example sentencesExamples The new genes can quickly spread through an E. coli population through a process called conjugation, whereby bacteria exchange DNA directly. 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. Some are encoded in bacterial plasmids and mediate bacterial conjugation, or, in the case of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, T-DNA transport into plant cells. Paramecium usually exchanges genetic material by a process of conjugation, when two cells fuse together. Recombination can occur between exogenous DNA introduced into bacteria by conjugation, phage transduction, or DNA transformation and the bacterial genome. 2.1 The fusion of two gametes, especially when they are of a similar size. Example sentencesExamples After conjugation, chromosomes in the transcriptionally active macronucleus develop by fragmentation, elimination, and amplification of germ line chromosomes. Starvation induces expression of the ste 11 gene that encodes a key transcription factor, which, in turn, upregulates transcription of several genes involved in conjugation, meiosis, and sporulation. Failure of mating pairs to mix cytoplasms during conjugation is diagnostic of a complete block in cell fusion. 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. This is illustrated by the fact that a considerable number of genes are required specifically for both conjugation and meiosis. 2.2Biochemistry The combination of two substances. toxic compounds eliminated from the body by conjugation with glutathione Example sentencesExamples Glutathione conjugation is also the primary mechanism of eliminating electrophilic xenobiotics (some of which are carcinogens) in the liver. They act in concert with other enzymes to detoxify xenobiotics through conjugation with glutathione to increase water solubility. In the liver, to which is transported in the plasma bound to albumin, bilirubin is solubilized by conjugation to glucuronate. The conjugation of polysaccharides with immunogenic proteins allows to overcome this problem providing an efficient immunological response also in infants. 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. 2.3Chemistry The sharing of electron density between nearby multiple bonds in a molecule. Example sentencesExamples But the other two carbon atoms are also double-bonded to each other, which results in conjugation of the electron density in the bonds. They are purified cellfree hemoglobins, where the globin portion of the molecule has been modified chemically by conjugation, cross-linking or polymerizing. This compound has similar bond conjugation, solvent behavior, and steric hindrance to all-trans retinal. If the ketone side group of the dye is protonated, there will be a shift in the conjugation of the double bonds. When eight double bonds are in conjugation, the molecule absorbs visible light and is colored. 2.4Mathematics The solution of a problem by transforming it into an equivalent problem of a different form, solving this, and then reversing the transformation. Example sentencesExamples This latest mathematical conjugation comes from a pair of British researchers who interviewed 1000 people to draw up their formula. Derivatives conjugational adjective ˌkɒndʒʊˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌkɑndʒəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l I will address, for non-linguist readers, inflections, most familiar as the noisome declensional and conjugational suffixes that bedevil English-speaking learners of, seemingly, most foreign languages we encounter. Example sentencesExamples Scavenger cells are included to consume traces of usable carbon sources contaminating the medium, but they can also act as conjugational recipients and acquire a plasmid by transfer from tester cells. Most early studies of recombination genes of E. coli employed assays of conjugational recombination. Consequently, the conjugational activity can be low when most cells carry the plasmid but increase greatly in response to plasmid-free cells. On the other hand, in so doing, they demonstrate an implicit understanding of the general conjugational pattern of the Spanish verbal paradigm. Origin Late Middle English (in sense 1): from Latin conjugatio(n-), from conjugare 'join together' (see conjugate). Definition of conjugation in US English: conjugation nounˌkänjəˈɡāSH(ə)nˌkɑndʒəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n 1Grammar 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. Example sentencesExamples 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. Luckily for us, there is also no verb conjugation. A convenient summary of Latin declension and conjugation is available on-line here. 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. To this day, if you ask me about me about verb conjugation or tenses, I can only tell you what it is in French. Synonyms declension 1.1 The class in which a verb is put according to the manner of this variation. a past participle of the first conjugation Example sentencesExamples Do not worry if you cannot tell a second from a third conjugation verb: the important differences for you are between the first conjugation, the fourth conjugation, and the second and third conjugations taken together as a unit. Noting this ‘a’ should help you to distinguish verbs of the first conjugation from those of the second, third, or fourth conjugations. These are of the first Conjugation, and signify, that the Action which they express is done only in a small Degree. 2Biology The temporary union of two bacteria or unicellular organisms for the exchange of genetic material. Example sentencesExamples Some are encoded in bacterial plasmids and mediate bacterial conjugation, or, in the case of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, T-DNA transport into plant cells. Recombination can occur between exogenous DNA introduced into bacteria by conjugation, phage transduction, or DNA transformation and the bacterial genome. 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. The new genes can quickly spread through an E. coli population through a process called conjugation, whereby bacteria exchange DNA directly. Paramecium usually exchanges genetic material by a process of conjugation, when two cells fuse together. 2.1 The fusion of two gametes, especially when they are of a similar size. Example sentencesExamples 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. This is illustrated by the fact that a considerable number of genes are required specifically for both conjugation and meiosis. Failure of mating pairs to mix cytoplasms during conjugation is diagnostic of a complete block in cell fusion. After conjugation, chromosomes in the transcriptionally active macronucleus develop by fragmentation, elimination, and amplification of germ line chromosomes. Starvation induces expression of the ste 11 gene that encodes a key transcription factor, which, in turn, upregulates transcription of several genes involved in conjugation, meiosis, and sporulation. 2.2Biochemistry The combination of two substances. toxic compounds eliminated from the body by conjugation with glutathione Example sentencesExamples Glutathione conjugation is also the primary mechanism of eliminating electrophilic xenobiotics (some of which are carcinogens) in the liver. The conjugation of polysaccharides with immunogenic proteins allows to overcome this problem providing an efficient immunological response also in infants. In the liver, to which is transported in the plasma bound to albumin, bilirubin is solubilized by conjugation to glucuronate. They act in concert with other enzymes to detoxify xenobiotics through conjugation with glutathione to increase water solubility. 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. 2.3Chemistry The sharing of electron density between nearby multiple bonds in a molecule. Example sentencesExamples They are purified cellfree hemoglobins, where the globin portion of the molecule has been modified chemically by conjugation, cross-linking or polymerizing. When eight double bonds are in conjugation, the molecule absorbs visible light and is colored. This compound has similar bond conjugation, solvent behavior, and steric hindrance to all-trans retinal. But the other two carbon atoms are also double-bonded to each other, which results in conjugation of the electron density in the bonds. If the ketone side group of the dye is protonated, there will be a shift in the conjugation of the double bonds. 2.4Mathematics The solution of a problem by transforming it into an equivalent problem of a different form, solving this, and then reversing the transformation. Example sentencesExamples This latest mathematical conjugation comes from a pair of British researchers who interviewed 1000 people to draw up their formula. Origin Late Middle English (in conjugation (sense 1)): from Latin conjugatio(n-), from conjugare ‘join together’ (see conjugate).
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