How to pronounce “mutate” in English

mutated into that of a professional writer in the mid 1970s I discovered Theodore Roosevelt as

Randomly mutate them.

It mutates very rapidly because all of HIV mutates.

somehow mutates and causes the same thing to happen in humans, so you see these zombies running around with giant fungi attached to their heads.

And then they mutate into something else.

But the virus mutates away from those.

And some of these mutated viruses can actually infect humans as well.

This is where Salem mutates, yet again, to become a cautionary tale.

And it mutates again.

Unless the virus mutates, and then--

When the cells mutated and blocked the drug from working, they routed around it and tried something else.

or chemically mutated foods, as we don't but we should.

There's no mutated gene that evolved a couple hundred years ago that means you are destined to be a writer.

The virus will continue to mutate and so on.

That means the individual and collective behavior mutate and self-organize according to perturbations.

Viruses and bugs-- they always mutate when we poke at them with antibiotics or other-- so, parasites, too.

knowing things are going to mutate and change.

although it was never produced did mutate into a book my agent said to me since you've written the

Then hopefully-- So it's mutated now, but Elmo can remain on through these, what we call,

And so the song just sort of mutated into a women's civil rights anthem.

Some bits just get randomly mutated because of copying errors or whatever.

So we reversed it and put the mutated image in the real world.

You can sell the atomic mutated plants at your leisure.

program that altered that way mutated that most takes the largest step forward

And here you can see it begins to mutate because it begins as a kind of fairy tale, "once upon a time a wicked witch

And here's where the courtroom drama will mutate again now into a horror story, not only for those who spent months roasting and then starving in airless prisons.

Well, the virus will mutate, I've no doubt.

Now what that virus hasn't yet done is mutate in a form which allows it to be easily transmitted.

It's not just a clump of genetically mutated cells that we can just fire magic bullets at.

is a hybrid, a mutated form.

That's a bizarre, mutated equivalence that costs people in some cases their lives.

You actually saw my granddaughter in the pictures of the mutated chicken.

And the reason these were so interesting is that when you mutated both TSE1 and TSE2, you activated a protein TORC-1, which

So we can take particular genes that are mutated informatically and align them to the same gene in a mouse,

We can also take these different genes that are mutated and based upon crystal structures of proteins that have been made, we can actually model off the crystal

For example, one replicator might mutate a trait that lets it destroy other individuals and then use their building blocks to make more copies of itself.

So by chance, the replicators inevitably mutate in ways that build scaffolding around themselves to increase the chances of their survival.

But you can't give just one ever because the virus will always mutate to escape it.

And one of the ways in which they compete is they have their genes randomly mutate.

It's become endemic, but it has mutated in its virulence.

What enables a cell to take that leap from being just a sort of a mutated cell, expanding, growing into this little clump of mutated cells

Steroid-laden excrement dumped into Chesapeake Bay from an industrial chicken rearing plant creates a mutated strain of flesh eating parasites

All the whiskey you drink in Scotland and Ireland comes from barley that was mutated.

Instead of just tweaking these three stats, the replicators would have to mutate all sorts of different ways to gain an advantage.

If you give a single antiretroviral drug, the virus will mutate to escape from it.

But if you give three or more at a time, the virus can't mutate that fast, so it keeps it at bay.

And then, once having done that, you could mutate it.

But what I should have said is that over time, as the virus mutates, the vaccine may not be as good at curbing transmission.

What can we find that's faulty or mutated in this cancer sample?