trans·duc·tion 
(trăns-dŭkshən, trănz-)
(trăns-dŭkshən, trănz-)n.
1. The conversion of input energy of one form into output energy of another form.
2. See signal transduction.
3. The transfer of genetic material from one cell to another, especially a bacterial cell, through the use of a bacteriophage.
[From Latin transductus, past participle of trānsdūcere, to transfer; see TRANSDUCER.]
trans·duction·al adj.
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