mutage (Meaning)
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mutage (n.)
A process for checking the fermentation of the must of grapes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mutage
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
mutage Sentence Examples
- The mutage rate of the newly discovered virus was exceptionally high.
- The scientist applied various mutagens to the DNA sample in an attempt to induce mutations.
- The mutage in the gene sequence significantly altered the protein it encoded.
- The research team discovered that exposure to radiation led to a significant increase in the mutage rate.
- The mutage was a harmless silent mutation that did not affect the function of the protein.
- The mutage in the tumor suppressor gene contributed to the development of cancer.
- The genetic mutage resulted in an inherited disorder that affected several generations of the family.
- The environmental mutagen present in the soil caused chromosomal aberrations in plants.
- The drug was found to be mutagenic and was removed from the market due to safety concerns.
- The spontaneous mutage in the bacterial genome allowed the organism to adapt to a new environment.
FAQs About the word mutage
A process for checking the fermentation of the must of grapes.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mutage rate of the newly discovered virus was exceptionally high.
The scientist applied various mutagens to the DNA sample in an attempt to induce mutations.
The mutage in the gene sequence significantly altered the protein it encoded.
The research team discovered that exposure to radiation led to a significant increase in the mutage rate.
