Definition of subclone in English:

subclone

noun ˈsʌbkləʊn

Biology

A clonal population derived from an existing clone; especially (Genetics) a plasmid or other vector containing a fragment of DNA which has been transferred (wholly or in part) from a different vector.

verb ˈsʌbkləʊn

Genetics

with object To create a new clone from (an existing clonal population); especially (in later use) to clone (a cloned fragment of DNA, or part of such a fragment) in a different vector, plasmid, etc.

Origin

Early 20th century. From sub- + clone
1960s; earliest use found in Virology. From sub- + clone.

Definition of subclone in US English:

subclone

nounˈsʌbkləʊn

Biology

A clonal population derived from an existing clone; especially (Genetics) a plasmid or other vector containing a fragment of DNA which has been transferred (wholly or in part) from a different vector.

verbˈsʌbkləʊn

Genetics

with object To create a new clone from (an existing clonal population); especially (in later use) to clone (a cloned fragment of DNA, or part of such a fragment) in a different vector, plasmid, etc.

Origin

Early 20th century. From sub- + clone<br>1960s; earliest use found in Virology. From sub- + clone.

单词	subclone
释义	Definition of subclone in English: subclone noun ˈsʌbkləʊn Biology A clonal population derived from an existing clone; especially (Genetics) a plasmid or other vector containing a fragment of DNA which has been transferred (wholly or in part) from a different vector. verb ˈsʌbkləʊn Genetics with object To create a new clone from (an existing clonal population); especially (in later use) to clone (a cloned fragment of DNA, or part of such a fragment) in a different vector, plasmid, etc. Origin Early 20th century. From sub- + clone 1960s; earliest use found in Virology. From sub- + clone. Definition of subclone in US English: subclone nounˈsʌbkləʊn Biology A clonal population derived from an existing clone; especially (Genetics) a plasmid or other vector containing a fragment of DNA which has been transferred (wholly or in part) from a different vector. verbˈsʌbkləʊn Genetics with object To create a new clone from (an existing clonal population); especially (in later use) to clone (a cloned fragment of DNA, or part of such a fragment) in a different vector, plasmid, etc. Origin Early 20th century. From sub- + clone<br>1960s; earliest use found in Virology. From sub- + clone.
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