clone

[kləun] n

chem.

clonage m

clone [kləun] v

cloner (To copy or replicate the entire contents of a hard disk drive, including the operating system, configuration settings, and programs, by creating an image of the hard disk drive)

cloning ['kləunɪŋ] v

cloning The production of genetically identical individuals from a single parent. Cloning plants usually involves plant cell culture. Cloning animals is more difficult and relays on some manipulation of their normal reproductive cycle. A clone is a group of organisms of identical genetic constitution, unless mutation occurs, produced from a single individual by asexual reproduction, parthenogenesis or apomixis ['kləunɪŋ] v

environ.

clonage

clone [kləun] adj.

health., nat.sc., engl.

clone

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clone abbr.
chem.	clóne
comp.	clonage; cloner
comp., MS	cloner
health. nat.sc. engl.	clone
med.	lignée pure
cloning abbr.
econ.	clonage
environ.	clonage