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mutagenic
| impurities
| with evidence
| for a
| practical
| threshold
| mutagenic | |
| biol. | мутагенный |
| construct. | вызывающий мутации |
| impurities | |
| rel., budd. | нечистоты |
| impurity | |
| gen. | засорённость; примесь; загрязнение; грязь; засорение; нечистота |
| with evidence | |
| gen. | с доказательствами |
| for a | |
| product. | для проведения |
| practical | |
| gen. | прагматик |
| threshold | |
| gen. | преддверие |
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| мутагенный | |||
| вызывающий мутации | |||
| мутагенный (прилагательное от "мутаген" dimock) | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| Causing a mutation, which is a permanent change in the genetic material of a cell or microorganism. A mutation may alter a trait or characteristic of a person or may cause disease. Mutations can be inherited or can occur spontaneously. Before being approved, drugs— including antiretroviral ARV drugs—are tested to assess their potential for mutagenic effects. see also mutation | |||
| mutagenic: 26 phrases in 13 subjects |