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ligate::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
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| Type of | join |
Examples of ligate
ligate
When you ligate the B-cell receptor, you provide a very strong signal for survival and proliferation to the cell.
From the fightcll.org
So I think, you know, part of the point is, it is possible to ligate the things across from hub to hub to hub.
From the gillmorgang.techcrunch.com
They then converted that circuit into a pair of feedforward loops, all by the same iterative PCR-digest-ligate strategy, in just five days.
From the nature.com
- Join letters in a ligature when writing
- Bind chemically; "The enzyme ligated"
- Bind with a bandage or ligature; "ligate the artery"
- (ligation) (surgery) tying a duct or blood vessel with a ligature (as to prevent bleeding during surgery)
- Ligation may refer to: * In molecular biology, the covalent linking of two ends of DNA molecules using DNA ligase * In medicine, the making of a ligature (tie) * Chemical ligation, the production of peptides from amino acidsn* Tubal ligation, a method of female sterilization
- (Ligated) Where a small chain and wire are glued to the impacted tooth by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. The wire is tightened during monthly visits with an orthodontist. This brings the tooth out of the bone and gum tissue and into alignment with the other teeth.
- (Ligating) An adjective used to describe components used to attach arch wires to brackets. For example, a ligating module is a small plastic piece that goes over the brackets to hold in your arch wires.
- (ligation) (lye-GAY-shun): The process of tying off blood vessels so that blood cannot flow to a part of the body or to a tumor.
- (Ligation (Tie-in)) The process of attaching an archwire to the brackets on your teeth.
