What does "recombining" mean?

`v.` (present participle of recombine)To combine again; to unite again.; In genetics, to bring together genetic material from different sources.

How do you pronounce "recombining"?

The pronunciation is /[rɪˈkɒmbaɪn]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

[US]/[rɪˈkɒmbaɪn]/

[UK]/[rɪˈkɒmbaɪn]/

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scientists are recombining dna to create new strains of bacteria.

the company is recombining its product lines to streamline operations.

the artist is recombining different styles in their latest painting.

the team is recombining data from various sources for a comprehensive analysis.

the chef is recombining classic ingredients in a modern fusion dish.

the researchers are recombining existing technologies to develop a new device.

the government is recombining policies to address the economic challenges.

the musician is recombining melodies to create a unique composition.

the software engineers are recombining code modules for improved efficiency.

the project manager is recombining tasks to meet the deadline.

the company is recombining its marketing strategies to reach a wider audience.