I. noun
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produce
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Note that his method of producing clones was irreducibly simple: just breaking an embryo apart.
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Dandelions produce seeds that are clones of themselves.
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Note, too, that Driesch did not set out simply to produce clones of sea-urchins.
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Right-to-life advocates worry that embryos will be wasted or discarded in attempts to produce a successful clone .
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He produced bigger clones by embryo splitting, once deriving a set of quin lambs from an eight-cell embryo.
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Note yet again, however, that it was not their prime intention to produce clones .
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These plants are all clones of the same original plant.
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Can the day of the Stratocaster clone be gone?
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He produced bigger clones by embryo splitting, once deriving a set of quin lambs from an eight-cell embryo.
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It is making arrangements outside for continued support of its clone customers.
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Power Computing was packed with show-goers curious to see the new, low-cost, high-performance Mac clones.
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Quite distinct phenotypic modifications were elicited from the clone by the different ryegrass strains.
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The 50 clones differed on average from one another in 3. 3 vegetative characters.
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The cDNA clones were sequenced from both ends using standard forward and reverse primers.
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When counting the number of links between two probes, missing clones are clearly of no relevance.
II. verb
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It is only a matter of time before we are able to clone human beings.
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The process allowed Scottish scientists to clone the sheep named Dolly.
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Schools that excel and attract more students rarely grow or clone themselves.