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/trans fekt"/, v.t. Microbiol.to cause transfection in (a cell).[1964; TRANS- + (IN)FECT]
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transfect — [tranz fɛkt, trα:nz , ns ] verb Microbiology infect (a cell) with free nucleic acid. ↘introduce (genetic material) in this way. Derivatives transfectant noun transfection noun Origin 1960s: from … English new terms dictionary
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transfection — noun Etymology: trans + infection Date: 1964 infection of a cell with isolated viral nucleic acid followed by production of the complete virus in the cell; also the incorporation of exogenous DNA into a cell • transfect transitive verb … New Collegiate Dictionary
