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Clone
01
a cell or a group of cells created through a natural or artificial process from a source that they are genetically identical to
Example
Researchers created a clone of the original stem cell to study its potential for regenerating damaged tissues.
The lab technician confirmed that the clone had identical genetic material to the donor cell, ensuring the success of the cloning process.
By using a clone of the immune cells, the researchers aimed to develop a more effective treatment for the disease.
02
an unauthorized copy or imitation
03
a person who is almost identical to another
to clone
01
to create an exact genetic copy of an organism or replicate something closely
Transitive: to clone an organism
Example
He cloned his favorite plant to have multiple specimens in his garden.
The researchers are attempting to clone endangered species to preserve biodiversity.
The scientist explained how bacteria can clone themselves rapidly.
Example
Researchers created a clone of the original stem cell to study its potential for regenerating damaged tissues.
The lab technician confirmed that the clone had identical genetic material to the donor cell, ensuring the success of the cloning process.
By using a clone of the immune cells, the researchers aimed to develop a more effective treatment for the disease.
Each clone of the plant cells was carefully monitored to ensure they grew into healthy, identical specimens.
The scientists observed the behavior of the bacterial clone to understand how it would respond to different antibiotics.
