reconstitution

Examples of reconstitute

reconstitute
Effect of ginseng saponin on gap junction channel reconstituted with connexin32.
Studies on functioning of reconstituted gap junctional channels.
Differential effect of recipient cytoplasm for microtubule organization and preimplantation development in rat reconstituted embryos with two-cell embryonic cell nuclear transfer.
Extracts were evaporated to dryness in vacuo, reconstituted in water, chloroform added (1:1 v/v), vortexed, centrifuged, and the aqueous layer recovered.
Institutions and laws are historically constituted and reconstituted.
Law and politics were reconstituted in "advanced liberal" form.
In the current study, only 7.5% of reconstituted eggs contained the correct number of chromosomes (42).
Rather, by manipulating the resources of objectivity-discourse, they reconstituted the object to which that discourse referred.
The tradition, while it may be continuous in some sense, is one that has been repeatedly reconstituted after natural and humanly-instigated disasters.
The right ventricular outflow tract was reconstituted with a 24 mm cryopreserved aortic valvar homograft.
As we are forced to make commitments to certain pursuits that inhibit others, our future range of choice options is partially reconstituted by these commitments.
All were dynamic historical processes that reconstituted the heritage of the past to meet the needs of the present.
Uninteresting military administrative messages are the classic leads for reconstituting order-of-battle.
In contrast, the higher-affinity sequence (601.3b) reconstitutes into a single sharp band with no detectable local background.
Tracers retained in the lower band are impermeable through the reconstituted, functional channels that caused the change in liposome density.
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