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a) A repeat associationb) A return to a close relationshipSee Also: reassociate
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reassociation — re·as·so·ci·a·tion .rē ə .sō s(h)ē ā shən n the act of reassociating or state of being reassociated <DNA reassociation> … Medical dictionary
reassociation — n. * * * … Universalium
reassociation — re·association … English syllables
reassociation — “+ noun 1. : the act of reassociating or state of being reassociated 2. : the restoration of lost memories and behavior patterns opposed to dissociation * * * n … Useful english dictionary
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hybridization — 1. The process of breeding a hybrid. 2. Crossing over between related but nonallelic genes. 3. The specific reassociation of complementary strands of polynucleic acids; e.g., the formation of a DNA RNA hybrid. 4. The process or act of forming a… … Medical dictionary
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