clonable
Can be duplicated
Clonable describes something capable of being cloned—duplicated to produce an identical or near-identical copy.
In biology, a clonable gene or cell can be replicated through cloning techniques.
In computing, a clonable repository or object can be copied: The repo is publicly clonable.
The word applies wherever exact duplication is possible and relevant.
Exact replica of original
facsimile · proliferation · multiplication · redundancy · backup · template · propagation · iteration
Moral philosophy for medicine
- consentVoluntary agreement given
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- moralityRight and wrong principles
- dignityInnate personal worth
rights · regulation · legislation · controversy · debate · dilemma · policy · principles
Hereditary code molecule
- genesUnits of heredity
- genomeOrganism's total hereditary material
- chromosomesGene-bearing nuclear structures
- allelesVariant forms of genes
mutation · genotype · phenotype · heredity · inheritance · recombination · nucleotide · locus
Exact replica of original
- doubleTwice the amount
- doppelgangerSupernatural duplicate of oneself
- lookalikeOne who closely resembles another
- twinOne of matched pair
replica · counterpart · simulacrum · carbon-copy · avatar · alter-ego
Place for storing things
- instanceSingle occurrence of something
- templatePreset pattern for reproduction
- containerThing for storing items
- snapshotInformal photograph taken quickly
backup · fork · branch · deployment · environment · sandbox · image · disk
Vessel for growing organisms
- bioprocessingManufacturing via living organisms
- fermentationMicrobial sugar conversion
- bioengineeringEngineering applied to biology
- biopharmaceuticalsMedicines derived from living sources
duplicate
Exact replica of original
identical · facsimile · proliferation · multiplication · redundancy · backup · template · propagation · iteration · spawn
bioethics
Moral philosophy for medicine
- consentVoluntary agreement given
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- moralityRight and wrong principles
dignity · rights · regulation · legislation · controversy · debate · dilemma · policy · principles · welfare
DNA
Hereditary code molecule
- genesUnits of heredity
- genomeOrganism's total hereditary material
- chromosomesGene-bearing nuclear structures
alleles · mutation · genotype · phenotype · heredity · inheritance · recombination · nucleotide · locus · haplotype
duplicate
Exact replica of original
- doubleTwice the amount
- doppelgangerSupernatural duplicate of oneself
- lookalikeOne who closely resembles another
twin · replica · counterpart · simulacrum · carbon-copy · avatar · alter-ego
repository
Place for storing things
- instanceSingle occurrence of something
- templatePreset pattern for reproduction
- containerThing for storing items
snapshot · backup · fork · branch · deployment · environment · sandbox · image · disk · configuration
bioreactor
Vessel for growing organisms
- bioprocessingManufacturing via living organisms
- fermentationMicrobial sugar conversion
- bioengineeringEngineering applied to biology
clonableunclonable
Impossible to replicate
unreproducible · irreproducible · non-replicable · unreplicable · inimitable
clonableunique
Only one exists
singular · one-of-a-kind · irreplaceable · sui generis · matchless