transduction

Meanings

• A biological process where an external signal triggers a response in the organism.

  - "When a plant is exposed to sunlight, a series of biochemical reactions called photosynthesis takes place, which converts carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen. This is an example of transduction, where an external signal (sunlight) triggers a response (photosynthesis) in the organism."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with transduction
transduction , relution , resolution , transfixion , transfusion , conduction , perduction , illumination

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Variants

List of all variants of transduction that leads to same result
transductant , transductants , transduction , transductional , transductions , co-transduce , co-transduced , co-transduces , co-transducing , co-transduction , co-transductions , cotransduce , cotransduced , cotransduces , cotransducing , cotransduction , cotransductions

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The term 'transduction' comes from the Latin word 'transducere,' which means 'to lead across.' In the context of biology, transduction refers to the process by which an external signal is converted into an internal response in an organism.

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