resplice

/riːˈsplaɪs/
verb
  1. To join or connect the ends of something (such as a rope, film, or genetic material) again, especially after they have been cut or broken.
    • After editing the video, she needed to resplice the film reel to remove the damaged section.
    • The technician had to resplice the broken fiber optic cable to restore the internet connection.
    • In the lab, scientists can resplice DNA strands to study genetic mutations.
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