| MUTATE | • mutate v. (Intransitive) To undergo mutation. • mutate v. (Transitive) To cause mutation. • MUTATE v. to undergo mutation. |
| MUTATED | • mutated adj. Possessing a mutation. • mutated v. Simple past tense and past participle of mutate. • MUTATE v. to undergo mutation. |
| MUTATES | • mutates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mutate. • MUTATE v. to undergo mutation. |
| MUTATING | • mutating v. Present participle of mutate. • mutating adj. Causing or tending to cause mutation. • mutating adj. (Programming, of an object) Having the ability to make changes to data other than its makeup. |
| MUTATION | • mutation n. Any alteration or change. • mutation n. (Genetics) Any heritable change of the base-pair sequence of genetic material. • mutation n. A mutant. |
| MUTATIONAL | • mutational adj. Of, pertaining to, or the result of mutation. • MUTATIONAL adj. relating to a mutation. |
| MUTATIONALLY | • mutationally adv. In a mutational manner. • mutationally adv. With regard to mutation. • MUTATIONAL adv. relating to a mutation. |
| MUTATIONIST | • mutationist n. One who believes in the theory of mutationism. • MUTATIONIST n. a believer in evolution by mutation. |
| MUTATIONISTS | • mutationists n. Plural of mutationist. • MUTATIONIST n. a believer in evolution by mutation. |
| MUTATIONS | • mutations n. Plural of mutation. • MUTATION n. the act of changing. |
| MUTATIVE | • mutative adj. Relating to mutation. • MUTATIVE adj. changing, mutable, also MUTATORY. |
| MUTATOR | • mutator n. That which causes mutation or change. • MUTATOR n. one that causes a change in form. |
| MUTATORS | • mutators n. Plural of mutator. • MUTATOR n. one that causes a change in form. |
| MUTATORY | • mutatory adj. Causing or relating to mutation. • MUTATORY adj. changing, mutable, also MUTATIVE. |