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• v  undergo genetic recombination
  The DNA can recombine
• v  cause genetic recombination
  should scientists recombine DNA?
• v  to combine or put together again

• A crowd of half a million Czechoslovaks in Wenceslas Square would powder into electrons, stream into space at the speed of light, bounce off a satellite and shoot down to recombine .
• Normally the single atoms recombine when they come into contact with nitric oxide as a catalyst.
• The billions of blasted fragments would magically recombine, rescinding the destruction they had done.

News & Articles

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• Crater Lake under airglow is NASA website's astronomy photo of the day
  NASA explains that the eerie green glow in the sky over the lake is airglow, which is light emitted by atoms high in the Earth's atmosphere as they recombine at night after being separated during the day by energetic sunlight.
  June 19, 2013 - The Oregonian

Quotes

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• Gord Perks in 940 News
  It is a law of physics that matter is neither created nor destroyed,said Perks. "We have to remember that incinerators and gasifiers don't destroy the elements that go in, all they do is recombine them in new ways, some of which are more...
• Nick Holonyak Jr in Science Daily (press release)
  In a bipolar device, there are two kinds of injected carriers: negatively charged electrons and positively charged holes,Holonyak said. "Some of these carriers will recombine rapidly, supported by a base current that is essential for the...
• AnnaLee Saxenian in New York Times
  That allows people to recombine technical ideas much more quickly here than anywhere else,Professor Saxenian added.