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  1. SCIENCE|natural and applied sciences|life sciences

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    IATE #3524395
    sóchán géiniteach Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
    ga
    genetische Mutation
    de
    Definition Veränderung des genetischen Materials (DNA oder RNA), die spontan (ohne erkennbare äußere Ursachen) entstehen oder durch exogene Einflüsse induziert sein kann Reference "Pschyrembel Online https://www.pschyrembel.de/Mutation/K0EMR/doc/ (20.3.2017)"
    genetic mutation | mutations
    en
    Definition small change (deletion, insertion, etc.) in the nucleotide sequence of genetic material which can affect coding regions of DNA (genes) or noncoding regions of DNA Reference "COM-Terminology Coordination, based on:Weill Cornell Medicine. New Type of Genetic Mutation Identified in Cancer. Published: February 23, 2017, https://news.weill.cornell.edu/news/2017/02/new-type-of-genetic-mutation-identified-in-cancer [9.3.2017]"
    Comment "1) If the change concerns the coding region of DNA, the mutation is called gene mutation [ IATE:1351106 ]. 2) Very often the term is used loosely by authors instead of the more generic term mutation [ IATE:1254707 ] or the more precise term gene mutation [ IATE:1351106 ].3) See also: - chromosome mutation [ IATE:3524264 ]Reference: COM-Terminology Coordination"
    mutation génétique
    fr
    Definition altération du matériel génétique (ADN ou ARN) d'une cellule ou d'un virus qui entraîne une modification durable de certains caractères du fait de la transmission héréditaire de ce matériel génétique de génération en génération Reference "Glossaire de biologie moléculaire; Département des Sciences de la Vie, CNRS; (site internet du CNRS: http://www.cnrs.fr/SDV/M.html 13/06/2001)"
    Comment "terme général qui couvre ""mutation génique"" (affectant un seul gène), ""mutation chromosomique""(un chromosome contenant plusieurs gènes), ""mutation d'un génome"", etc."