Associations to the word «Cloning»
Noun
- Embryo
- Clone
- Sequencing
- Fertilization
- Biotechnology
- Dolly
- Polymerase
- Dna
- Characterization
- Genetics
- Genome
- Genes
- Genetic
- Vector
- Stem
- Gene
- Transplantation
- Amplification
- Purification
- Biosynthesis
- Reproduction
- Subtype
- Replication
- Chromosome
- Ethic
- Receptor
- Abortion
- Fetus
- Surrogate
- Mrna
- Ban
- Transplant
- Phenotype
- Copying
- Primer
- Opioid
- Cell
- Organism
- Insertion
- Duplication
- Manipulation
- Rna
- Disk
- Ethics
- Insert
- Throughput
- Nucleotide
- Yeast
- Enzyme
- Fragment
- Theorem
- Mapping
- Assay
- Platelet
- Sheep
- Mutant
- Antibody
- Mutation
- Screening
- Donor
- Womb
- Promoter
- Nucleus
- Tissue
- Dignity
- Kinase
- Propagation
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CLONING, verb. Present participle of clone
CLONING, noun. (biology) The production of a cloned embryo by transplanting the nucleus of a somatic cell into an ovum
CLONING, noun. (by extension) The production of an exact copy of an object
Dictionary definition
CLONING, noun. A general term for the research activity that creates a copy of some biological entity (a gene or organism or cell).
Wise words
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