CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO REASSORT
PRESENT
Present
I reassort
you reassort
he/she/it reassorts
we reassort
you reassort
they reassort
Present continuous
I am reassorting
you are reassorting
he/she/it is reassorting
we are reassorting
you are reassorting
they are reassorting
Present perfect
I have reassorted
you have reassorted
he/she/it has reassorted
we have reassorted
you have reassorted
they have reassorted
Present perfect continuous
I have been reassorting
you have been reassorting
he/she/it has been reassorting
we have been reassorting
you have been reassorting
they have been reassorting
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I reassorted
you reassorted
he/she/it reassorted
we reassorted
you reassorted
they reassorted
Past continuous
I was reassorting
you were reassorting
he/she/it was reassorting
we were reassorting
you were reassorting
they were reassorting
Past perfect
I had reassorted
you had reassorted
he/she/it had reassorted
we had reassorted
you had reassorted
they had reassorted
Past perfect continuous
I had been reassorting
you had been reassorting
he/she/it had been reassorting
we had been reassorting
you had been reassorting
they had been reassorting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will reassort
you will reassort
he/she/it will reassort
we will reassort
you will reassort
they will reassort
Future continuous
I will be reassorting
you will be reassorting
he/she/it will be reassorting
we will be reassorting
you will be reassorting
they will be reassorting
Future perfect
I will have reassorted
you will have reassorted
he/she/it will have reassorted
we will have reassorted
you will have reassorted
they will have reassorted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been reassorting
you will have been reassorting
he/she/it will have been reassorting
we will have been reassorting
you will have been reassorting
they will have been reassorting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would reassort
you would reassort
he/she/it would reassort
we would reassort
you would reassort
they would reassort
Conditional continuous
I would be reassorting
you would be reassorting
he/she/it would be reassorting
we would be reassorting
you would be reassorting
they would be reassorting
Conditional perfect
I would have reassort
you would have reassort
he/she/it would have reassort
we would have reassort
you would have reassort
they would have reassort
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been reassorting
you would have been reassorting
he/she/it would have been reassorting
we would have been reassorting
you would have been reassorting
they would have been reassorting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you reassort
we let´s reassort
you reassort
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
reassorted
Present Participle
reassorting
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REASSORT»
Discover the use of
reassort in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reassort and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Vaccine-Nation: Poisoning the Population, One Shot at a Time
Viruses are known to 'reassort', which is a process by which the genetic material
from more than one virus mix in host cells to produce a new strain with features of
the original strains. This was not the first time the WHO raised concerns over ...
2
Influenza Vaccines for the Future
The gene segments of these two viruses would reassort and the resulting
progeny could be isolated from each other and independently characterized for
retention, loss, or modification of the specific phenotype and their genetic
composition.
Rino Rappuoli, Giuseppe Del Giudice, 2010
3
Evolutionary Biology: Mechanisms and Trends: Mechanisms and ...
We have little understanding for which gene segments are more likely to reassort
or why one pandemic strain emerges instead of another. A gene exchange
between two different influenza A viruses can result in 254 possible reassortants,
but ...
4
Principles of Molecular Virology (Standard Edition)
The rotaviruses are currently divided into five species (Rotavirus A to Rotavirus E
) with two possible additional species (Rotavirus F and Rotavirus G). Viruses
within different species are thought to be unable to reassort their genome
segments ...
This finding suggests that some avian influenza A viruses are able to reassort ...
and become adapted to its mammalian host before the avian HI HA gene can
reassort with the human Singapore/57 virus to form an efficiently replicating virus.
6
Lucy's Legacy: Sex and Intelligence in Human Evolution
Then, when a new "generation" of groups reassort members, some may have a
very high number of altruists, who in turn help their groups out-compete their
neighbors in between-group competition. Altruism has still greater advantage if ...
7
Microbiology Principles and Explorations 8th edition:
These viruses can reassort genes during mixed infections. 10. Family:
Bunyaviridae Genera: Bunyavirus (Bunyamwera supergroup) Phlebovirus (
sandfly fever viruses) Nairovirus (Nairobi sheep diseaselike viruses) Uukuvirus (
Uukuniemi-like ...
8
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Polymers
These viruses can reassort genes curing mixed infections. Family Bunyaviridae
Genera: Bunyavirus (Bunyamwera supergroup) Phlebovirus (sandfly fever
viruses) Nairovirus (Nairobi sheep diseaselike viruses) Uukuvirus (Uukuniemi-
like ...
9
Emerging Viruses in Human Populations
Pigs have long been suspected of being the intermediate host in which avian and
human influenza viruses could reassort to form a virus with pandemic potential (
Scholtissek, 1990), in a sense acting as ''mixing vessels,'' because pigs are ...
This ability to reassort is regarded as a primary indication that individual virus
strains belong to the same virus species, within each of the genera of the
Reoviridae. However, in the absence of data concerning the ability of specific
reovirus ...
Peter Mertens, Matthew Baylis, Philip Mellor, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REASSORT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
reassort is used in the context of the following news items.
Bird flu's cause, end still unknown
Osterholm said he and other experts worry that H5N2 could “reassort” with other viruses in the lungs of pigs and emerge as a new virus that could affect the ... «The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines, May 15»
WHO worries flu viruses are sharing genetic material quicker
The concern with these and all animal flu viruses is that they reassort, swapping genes in ways that create new viruses. If one of these real world science ... «CTV News, Feb 15»
H7N9 Bird Flu Virus Has Pandemic Potential
"Public health workers should be particularly vigilant for novel viruses that have reassorted with the G57 version of H9N2," said Webster. "Knowing the genomic ... «Design & Trend, Jan 15»
Unraveling H7N9's History
“This might partly explain by H7N9 virus chose the H9N2 virus to reassort with.” “With the combination of vaccine-driven selection and reassortment going on, ... «Scientist, Dec 14»
H9N2 influenza virus in China: a cause of concern
H9N2 influenza virus has been recognized to reassort with multiple other subtypes. The H9N2 viruses were the likely donors of the six internal genes of the ... «poultrymed, Nov 14»
It's Not Just Ebola
... In Progress), show that the H7N9 avian virus continues to reassort with local H9N2 viruses, introducing new clades of the virus into China's poultry population. «Outbreak News Today, Sep 14»
Influenza A and B Virus Intertypic Reassortment through Compatible …
... by appending influenza A virus packaging signals onto influenza B virus segments, we rescued recombinant influenza A/B viruses that could reassort in vitro ... «Journal of Virology, Aug 14»
Analysis of new H7N9 wave warns of coinfection threat
Chinese New Year celebrations, which begin this week, provide opportunity for H7N9 and seasonal flu to coexist and possibly reassort. Though ongoing H7N9 ... «CIDRAP, Jan 14»
Emergence of H7N9 avian flu hints at broader threat
This raises the threat that H7N7 will reassort and become able to spread to humans. "H7 is out there in China and not just in the form of this H7N9," says Richard ... «Nature.com, Aug 13»
Study: engineered airborne hybrid flu contagious between mammals
H1N1 in particular seems to reassort more readily and is highly infectious among humans. H5N1 (bird flu) on the other hand, is not typically infectious. «Wired.co.uk, May 13»
