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mutate English

Meaning mutate meaning

What does mutate mean?

mutate

— verb undergo mutation cells mutate

Synonyms mutate synonyms

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vary transform transmute change modify turn transubstantiate transmogrify transition transfigure shift saltation mutation metamorphose discontinuity convert change state break accident

Conjugation mutate conjugation

How do you conjugate mutate?

mutate · verb

Examples mutate examples

How do I use mutate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The virus is starting to mutate.

Movie subtitles

Solonians are meant to mutate.
That is also why it is forbidden to mutate back to surface forms.
He has elevated theta-waves, which means he was exposed to the alien signal at some point, but not enough to mutate his DNA.
The travel machine I designed, the Dalek, will give the creature into which we will mutate its only possibility of continued existence.
I think the life forms here have started to mutate.
Those orbiting pods contain degenerative spores, and if the B.E.T. isn't shut down, the pods will open and release enough spores to mutate every man, woman, and child on Earth!
If we don't, those spores will filter in and mutate us, you bug-brain.
With my genius and enough nuclear power to mutate the genes I can create a being who's more powerful than him.
In this case, eager beaver refers to some overachieving genetic engineer, who, probably because of lack of anything better to do, has forced this strain of virus to mutate, just so we can see how bad bad can get.
When metagenic toxins enter an atmosphere, they mutate and seek out and destroy all forms of DNA they encounter.
He says it might mutate, but that won't help the people that catch it.
I didn't realise it at the time, but an anomaly in your chemistry caused the T-cell to mutate.
The virus didn't suddenly mutate, so I think that the host animal is carrying both strains.
They can mutate, they can come back out of nowhere.
We feared they would contaminate us with their violence. That is also why it is forbidden to mutate back to surface forms.
When the temperature rises its cells mutate and it becomes lethal. - How?
With my genius and enough nuclear power to mutate the genes I can create a being more powerful than him.
In the few months the organism was there, the weightless vacuum of space allowed it to mutate at an amazing rate.
That patch isn't gonna last forever, and whatever that is, it could mutate into something that can eat through glass.
I can't wait to see what kind of Prince Charming the little frog is gonna try to mutate into this year.
You were so funny. - They mutate!
Something's causing the virus to mutate.
You sold a reverberating carbonizer with mutate capacity to an unlicensed cephalopoid!
Because we'll mutate.
He's not a mutate. - Eh.
I'm trying to prove that if you put a small abnormal element in a large homogenous system, the system will reject the deviation rather than mutate, usually causing a powerful exothermic reaction.
To mutate.
They mutate!
ALLY: Mutate.
If there's any unaffected tissue in the body it will give the organism a safe harbour in which to mutate.
Many scientists believe humans could mutate down there due to exposure to toxic waste, radioactive runoff and good old American feces.
Yeah, it's not gonna mutate or anything.
The waters can't mutate us mutants!
The lake didn't mutate me.

News and current affairs

The chronic fear of health authorities is that, by chance, another avian influenza virus will mutate and spread from person to person to spawn a global pandemic.
Some microbes possess a gene that enhances their variability, and this allows them to mutate at different rates in response to factors in the environment - something larger organisms rarely do.
Iran's Islamic revolution will inevitably run its course and mutate into a new form of nationalism, to some extent mirroring Russia's own transition out of the Soviet system.
War began to mutate in the last part of the 20 th century.
On the contrary, it is only when these viruses enter a high-density poultry operation that they mutate into something far more virulent.
And experts worry that the novel H1N1 virus could mutate into a more severe strain.

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