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mutant gene - traducción al árabe
Mutant Pop; Mutant pop; Mutant pop records; Mutant Pop records; Mutant pop Records; 1000 flowers
mutant gene
جينٌ طافِر
MUTANTS
ORGANISM OR A NEW GENETIC CHARACTER ARISING OR RESULTING FROM AN INSTANCE OF MUTATION, WHICH IS AN ALTERATION OF THE DNA SEQUENCE OF A GENE OR CHROMOSOME OF AN ORGANISM
Mutant phenotype; Wild-type virus; Wildtype vs Mutant; Sport (biology); Mutants; Half-mutant
الفعل
بَدَّلَ ; تَغَيَّرَ
mutant
ORGANISM OR A NEW GENETIC CHARACTER ARISING OR RESULTING FROM AN INSTANCE OF MUTATION, WHICH IS AN ALTERATION OF THE DNA SEQUENCE OF A GENE OR CHROMOSOME OF AN ORGANISM
Mutant phenotype; Wild-type virus; Wildtype vs Mutant; Sport (biology); Mutants; Half-mutant
طافِرَة
Definición
mutant
¦ adjective resulting from or showing the effect of mutation.
¦ noun a mutant form.
Origin
early 20th cent.: from L. mutant-, mutare 'to change'.
Wikipedia
Mutant Pop Records
Mutant Pop Records was an independent record label founded in Corvallis, Oregon in 1995. After ceasing the release of new material in 2002, the label made a brief comeback attempt in 2008 before terminating operations at the end of that year.
Ejemplos de uso de mutant gene
1. Scientists had just pegged a Dutch family‘s multi–generational history of fistfights and run–ins with the law to that mutant gene.
2. But in their extreme form, the results can look like untidy snippets of mutant gene code or meaningless debris from some Martian game of Scrabble.
3. His owner, Tiffani Kjeldergaard, 40, of Potrero, San Diego, explained: "Munchkins are a breed that have the same mutant gene as little people.
4. Cardiovascular specialists in Boston have found that a version of a gene, called NKX2.5 or the Tin Man gene (named after the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz, who had no heart), can cause problems in the development of heart walls in both mice and humans. ‘But not everyone who has the mutant gene gets heart problems,‘ said Dr Nadia Rosenthal, of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Monterotondo, Italy. ‘Some other factor must be involved, possibly involving another mutant gene, and mouse genetics should help pinpoint it.‘ The crucial factor, added Rosenthal, is that genes clearly interact inside the body. ‘No gene is an island.
5. From their populations of Black Sixes, EuroMouse scientists will take embryos, delete or modify one of the genes in them, and then put the genetically engineered embryos back into mice wombs to create a new population, one that has a single mutant gene inside each member.