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Cloning
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- The reproduction of an individual organism by asexual means
- The process by which a new virtual machine is created from an existing virtual machine. the new virtual machine has the same identity as the source machine. close (v)
- The use of the chromosomes from an adult cell to create an identical twin (copy) of an organism by inserting the adult nucleus into an egg from which the nucleus has been removed, stimulating embryogenesis, and implanting the embryo into the uterus of a surrogate mother. reproductive cloning of sheep, mice, goats, cows, pigs, and mules has been widely accomplished.
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Клонирование, русский
Искусственное (в лабораторных условиях) получение клона
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Reproduction, английский
- Reproducción
- The process of making new living beings by existing ones, e.g. producing children or derived other descendants
- ->copying, ->self-reproduction
- Reproduction means the making of a copy (copies) of a work or an object of related rights in any means and in any material form, including permanent or temporary storage of a work or an object of related rights, in whole or in part, in an electronic or other form.
- A replica of an original piece.
Individual, английский
Физическое лицо
Chromosomes, английский
Cromosomas
Embryogenesis, английский
The mechanism of development of organisms from the point of inception to reaching a structural equilibrium, usually conceived of as the adult state (piaget). applicable to social or technological development only if such a mechanism can be described in its own terms and applieed to an origin.
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Clinical governance, английский
The responsibility given to doctors to coordinate audit, research, education, use of guidelines and risk management to develop a strategy to raise the quality of medical care
Gene replacement therapy, английский
The replacement of missing genes or damaging gene variations in cells by the insertion of appropriate genes to treat a genetic disorder. also called gene therapy comment: gene replacement therapy has been used successfully in animals, and is in the early stages of research in humans, but may be useful in the future treatment of cystic fibrosis, thalassaemia and other genetic disorders.
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