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coaggregate

coaggregate verb: to aggregate along with another material.

Verb

coaggregate (third-person singular simple present coaggregates, present participle coaggregating, simple past and past participle coaggregated)

  1. To aggregate along with another material
    • The two groups of bacteria physically coaggregate with each other especially amongst strains isolated from the same anatomical sites [14, 26 ].2015 November 26, “The Sialic Acid Binding Protein, Hsa, in Streptococcus gordonii DL1 also Mediates Intergeneric Coaggregation with Veillonella Species”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI

Forms of coaggregate

third-person singular presentcoaggregates
present participlecoaggregating
past participlecoaggregated
pastcoaggregated

Origin of coaggregate

From co- + aggregate.

Questions about coaggregate

What does coaggregate mean?
Coaggregate means to aggregate along with another material.
What part of speech is coaggregate?
Coaggregate is a verb.
What is the past tense of coaggregate?
The past tense of coaggregate is coaggregated.

Words near coaggregate in the dictionary

  1. coagglutinates
  2. coagglutinating
  3. coagglutination
  4. coagglutinin
  5. coagglutinins
  6. coaggregate
  7. coaggregated
  8. coaggregates
  9. coaggregating
  10. coaggregation
  11. coaggregations

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