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Definition of conjugational in English:

conjugational

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adjective

‘I will address, for non-linguist readers, inflections, most familiar as the noisome declensional and conjugational suffixes that bedevil English-speaking learners of, seemingly, most foreign languages we encounter.’

‘Scavenger cells are included to consume traces of usable carbon sources contaminating the medium, but they can also act as conjugational recipients and acquire a plasmid by transfer from tester cells.’
‘Consequently, the conjugational activity can be low when most cells carry the plasmid but increase greatly in response to plasmid-free cells.’
‘On the other hand, in so doing, they demonstrate an implicit understanding of the general conjugational pattern of the Spanish verbal paradigm.’
‘Most early studies of recombination genes of E. coli employed assays of conjugational recombination.’