in·ac·ti·vate ( n- k t -v t )v. 1. To render nonfunctional. 2. To make quiescent. in·ac ti·vation n. |
inactivate,
v to render inactive; to destroy the activity of.
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inactivate, v to render inactive; to destroy the activity of. |
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Since then, the brigade has undergone a series of inactivations, reactivations and deactivations. Several of the inactivations extended the life span of C. These gene inactivations can be used in various types of transgenic mice including those which produce completely human antibodies. |
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