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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Agriculture	2
Aviation	1
Biology	1
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Chemistry	1
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Medical	15
Natural sciences	8


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


Tool abbr.
IT	outil
tool abbr.
comp., MS	outil
IT lab.law.	outil
mech.eng.	petit outillage; machine-outil
tools abbr.
fin.	outillage
industr. construct. met.	fers; pinces
mech.eng.	attirail
med.	outil de rectification