第三人称复数：mutations
名词突变; 变异; 变化; 转变
mutation
1. 变种：检查每一种病毒特有的规则,这种技术在于建立一个已知的多形(polymorphic)及变种(mutation)engines之所有特徵的档案(profile),然么尽可能排除不被列入考虑为病毒的档案.
2. 变化：就像整个社会科学一样,社会学在最近几年里经历了巨大的变化(mutation)--库恩(Kuhn)在其科学哲学著作中使用了该术语后,人们并没有滥用它,且其对我们论述社会学思想发生变革仍具有合理性.
1. The mutation targeted an enzyme highly active in cancer cells called telomerase, which helps to preserve chromosome structures during the corrosive process of cell replication.
2. Those who had the operation discovered they had a rare genetic mutation that could have caused stomach cancer.
3. Researchers at the University of Connecticut found that the blue coloring occurs when lobsters produce an excessive amount of protein because of a genetic mutation.
4. Analysis shows flu virus mutates dramatically about every 39 to 40 years and the mutation can trigger a global pandemic.
5. Scientists fear a possible mutation of the virus that could unleash a global pandemic, and ways of eradicating the virus for good will top the agenda.
6. mutation的翻译
6. Because this structure is genetically stable and has resisted mutation over time, the antibodies are effective against many different strains.
7. The mutation resulted in smaller breast cancer tumors in live mice implanted with the mutated enzyme.
8. But fully ten percent of the Japanese population shared that same mutation, so researchers suspected the existence of additional genetic drivers as well.
9. Male members on one family tree carry certain SNP mutation information, which will be inherited by their descendants.
10. The Pinot Gris is a mutation of Pinot Noir and can produce aromatic, fruity wines of some stature.
noun
1. a change or alteration in form or qualities
2. (genetics) any event that changes genetic structure
any alteration in the inherited nucleic acid sequence of the genotype of an organism
Synonym: genetic mutation chromosomal mutation
3. (biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration