Description

Genetic recombination is a biological process where genetic material is rearranged during cell division, leading to offspring with combinations of traits from both parents. This process is crucial for genetic diversity and evolution in populations.

Interpreter Notes

Interpreters should be aware that the term 'recombinación genética' may be used in various contexts, including discussions of genetics and evolutionary biology. Common variants that may arise include colloquial terms like 'mezcla genética' or 'combinación genética', which should be avoided in formal contexts to maintain clinical accuracy.

Example Sentences

EN: Genetic recombination plays a significant role in the evolution of species.

ES: La recombinación genética juega un papel significativo en la evolución de las especies.

Common Interpreter Mistakes

Confusing 'recombinación genética' with 'mutación genética'; mixing up terminology related to genetic processes; mispronouncing 'recombinación' as 'recombinación' (with incorrect stress).