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mutate

[myoo-teyt] / ˈmyu teɪt /
VERB
convert
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"It's becoming increasingly clear that many pathogens are able to quickly mutate. Like the proverbial leopard that changes its spots, a virus can change the antigens on its surface," Pulendran said.

From Science Daily

And while some of those aural elements still exist today, “Amores Perros” also serves as a time capsule of a city that has evolved and mutated incessantly.

From Los Angeles Times

Flu hit early this winter with a new mutated version of the virus circulating.

From BBC

Flu has hit a month earlier than normal, with a newly mutated version of the virus circulating.

From BBC

To confirm the identity of these early mutated cells, the team used "spatial transcriptomics" -- a cutting-edge analysis technology that shows "which genes are operating where" simultaneously.

From Science Daily