0 past simple and past participle of reconstitute
1 to change food that has been dried back into its original form by adding water:
We consider this unsuccessful development of reconstituted eggs to be due mainly to abnormal spindle formation and/or unequal distribution of chromatids, as described above.
This reconstituted preparation was phosphorylated, and connexin 36 was immunoprecipitated from phosphorylated membranes according to the procedures described above.
Each generation lives in a web of village-based social relations within the spaces in which they have been reconstituted.
In addition, reconstituted samples are often toxic for cells, which makes these samples unsuitable for virus neutralization assays.
With worsening economic conditions, the population's search for alternative social insurance turned toward participation in reconstituted kinship groups.
Materials previously introduced can be altered and completely dissolved in those environments, and reconstituted in new forms of existence.
Cytogenetic analysis of reconstituted one-cell mouse embryos derived from nuclear transfer of fetal male germ cells.
The aspectual system resists outside interference, even as the grammar of the language is being reconstituted.
