Definition of electrofusion in US English:

electrofusion

noun iˌlektrōˈfyo͞oZHəniˌlektrōˈfyo͞oZHən

Fusion (in cells or other materials) that is induced by the application of electric current.
the shell and center are joined by electrofusion, with the reconstructed embryo retaining most of the mother's DNA
Example sentencesExamples
- Heteroplasmic embryos were reconstructed by electrofusion using a blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of one strain and an enucleated blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of the other strain.
- It is indispensable for electrofusion, being essentially its precursor.
- New methods such as electrofusion and electropermeabilization are not only useful applications but can also reveal basic properties of cells and tissues.
- This electric perturbation of lipids is used in technical applications as eletroporation and electrofusion, however, the underlying molecular mechanism has not been elucidated in detail so far.
- Different procedures for fusion were compared, based either on electrofusion (750, 1000, 1250 or 1500 V cm - 1), or on the use of macro or micro-methods with a polyethylene glycol, or a glycine/high pH solution.

Definition of electrofusion in US English:

electrofusion

nouniˌlektrōˈfyo͞oZHən

Fusion (in cells or other materials) that is induced by the application of electric current.
the shell and center are joined by electrofusion, with the reconstructed embryo retaining most of the mother's DNA
Example sentencesExamples
- This electric perturbation of lipids is used in technical applications as eletroporation and electrofusion, however, the underlying molecular mechanism has not been elucidated in detail so far.
- Different procedures for fusion were compared, based either on electrofusion (750, 1000, 1250 or 1500 V cm - 1), or on the use of macro or micro-methods with a polyethylene glycol, or a glycine/high pH solution.
- Heteroplasmic embryos were reconstructed by electrofusion using a blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of one strain and an enucleated blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of the other strain.
- New methods such as electrofusion and electropermeabilization are not only useful applications but can also reveal basic properties of cells and tissues.
- It is indispensable for electrofusion, being essentially its precursor.

单词	electrofusion
释义	Definition of electrofusion in US English: electrofusion noun iˌlektrōˈfyo͞oZHəniˌlektrōˈfyo͞oZHən Fusion (in cells or other materials) that is induced by the application of electric current. the shell and center are joined by electrofusion, with the reconstructed embryo retaining most of the mother's DNA Example sentencesExamples Heteroplasmic embryos were reconstructed by electrofusion using a blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of one strain and an enucleated blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of the other strain. It is indispensable for electrofusion, being essentially its precursor. New methods such as electrofusion and electropermeabilization are not only useful applications but can also reveal basic properties of cells and tissues. This electric perturbation of lipids is used in technical applications as eletroporation and electrofusion, however, the underlying molecular mechanism has not been elucidated in detail so far. Different procedures for fusion were compared, based either on electrofusion (750, 1000, 1250 or 1500 V cm - 1), or on the use of macro or micro-methods with a polyethylene glycol, or a glycine/high pH solution. Definition of electrofusion in US English: electrofusion nouniˌlektrōˈfyo͞oZHən Fusion (in cells or other materials) that is induced by the application of electric current. the shell and center are joined by electrofusion, with the reconstructed embryo retaining most of the mother's DNA Example sentencesExamples This electric perturbation of lipids is used in technical applications as eletroporation and electrofusion, however, the underlying molecular mechanism has not been elucidated in detail so far. Different procedures for fusion were compared, based either on electrofusion (750, 1000, 1250 or 1500 V cm - 1), or on the use of macro or micro-methods with a polyethylene glycol, or a glycine/high pH solution. Heteroplasmic embryos were reconstructed by electrofusion using a blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of one strain and an enucleated blastomere from a two-cell stage embryo of the other strain. New methods such as electrofusion and electropermeabilization are not only useful applications but can also reveal basic properties of cells and tissues. It is indispensable for electrofusion, being essentially its precursor.
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