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RMBX698A–Fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, color variation. On the left are wild type flies, on the right is ebony body color mutation.
RF2JH7A0R–Subvariant Virus Spreading as viral pathogens Mutating variants and mutation as a transmissible health risk concept and new COVID-19 outbreak.
RF2JCR7K1–Black Cheecked Lovebird wings spread– Agapornis Nigrigenis – Blue mutation, isolated on white
RM2C660BP–Curly mutant of the Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster). The mutation is used as a genetic marker.
RF2GCR3BH–Close up of light blue eye of Pinto horse with genetic mutation affecting pigment development in the iris, called complete heterochromia
RFKTABNK–Computer graphic illustration depicting a point mutation. A point mutation is a genetic mutation where a single nucleotide base is changed, inserted or deleted from a sequence of DNA or RNA. Point mutations have a variety of effects on the downstream protein product—consequences that are moderately predictable based upon the specifics of the mutation. These consequences can range from benign (e.g. synonymous mutations) to catastrophic (e.g. frameshift mutations), with regard to protein production, composition, and function.
RFM5K4CM–A unusual pink katydid, its color results from a genetic mutation. Normally this species is green.
RMWBC2HK–Barn Swallow / Rauchschwalbe ( Hirundo rustica ), fledged, gene mutation, white plumage, leucistic, leucism, perched together with adult on a roof.
RF2BNCFRP–Dna engineering. Genome crispr cas9, gene mutation code modification. Human biochemistry and chromosomes research vector concept. Illustration of gene engineering, mutation code genetic
RF2F7R3BC–Genetic virus variant and mutating cell concept or new coronavirus variants outbreak and covid-19 viral cells mutation as an influenza dangerous flu.
RF2G7B71A–White bluebell with bluebells behind. Suffolk, UK. White bluebells are a 1 in 10,000 genetic mutation.
RF2JCR7K0–Black Cheecked Lovebird wings spread– Agapornis Nigrigenis – Blue mutation, isolated on white
RME70MDM–Parade rose - dwarf type - with flowers showing genetic mutation known as proliferation - leaves and buds develop from flower
RM2C65YTY–Orange mutant of the Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster). The mutation is used as a genetic marker.
RF2J3WANP–Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus) feeding on freshwater snails in shallow water. The specimen on the right is a white mutation of this species These
RFKTABNH–Computer graphic illustration depicting a point mutation. A point mutation is a genetic mutation where a single nucleotide base is changed, inserted or deleted from a sequence of DNA or RNA. Point mutations have a variety of effects on the downstream protein product—consequences that are moderately predictable based upon the specifics of the mutation. These consequences can range from benign (e.g. synonymous mutations) to catastrophic (e.g. frameshift mutations), with regard to protein production, composition, and function.
RF2H8CFP4–New mutation of corona virus named 'omicron' B.1.1.529: Corona virus - Schematic image of viruses of the Corona family embedded into the text 'OMICRON
RMKJ6GW4–Barn Swallows / Rauchschwalben ( Hirundo rustica ), chicks in nest, two of them with a rare gene mutation, white plumage, leucistic, leucism, wildilfe
RM2F76FDW–Shami Chaikin, Tom Lillard in THE MUTATION SHOW at The Roundhouse, London NW1 05/06/1973 created by The Open Theatre collective of New York set design: Bil Mikulewicz costumes: Gwen Fabricant lighting: Arden Fingerhut directors: Joseph Chaikin & Roberta Sklar
RFJ58C08–Damaged DNA and genetic mutation biotechnology concept as a double helix strand with damage as a medical symbol.
RF2FKDYHG–India flag with corona virus mutation B.1.617 - Indische Flagge mit Coronavirus Mutation B.1.617
RM2F0MJ3F–Dahlia Moonfire, bicoloured flower mutation, probably caused by cold spring. 1st flower of the season had unexpected puple colouring on 3 petals.
RM2C660BT–Curly + orange mutant of the Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster). The mutation is used as a genetic marker.
RF2H8CFP3–New mutation of corona virus named 'omicron' B.1.1.529: Corona virus - Schematic image of viruses of the Corona family embedded into the text 'OMICRON
RMKDBC60–Barn Swallow / Rauchschwalbe ( Hirundo rustica ), chicks in nest, almost fledged, one with white plumage, rare gene mutation, leucistic, leucism, Euro
RM2F76FDR–Paul Zimet (top), Ray Barry in THE MUTATION SHOW at The Roundhouse, London NW1 05/06/1973 created by The Open Theatre collective of New York set design: Big Mikulewicz costumes: Gwen Fabricant lighting: Arden Fingerhut directors: Joseph Chaikin & Roberta Sklar
RFR13RJ2–Environmental pollution genetic mutation and heritable DNA damage caused by a polluted environment with industrial waste as a hybrid.
RM2G7PRNE–An exceptionally rare mutation in this plant, this fern is a sectorial chimera, only 1 side of the plant has chlorophyll.
RM2C6606A–Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster) Lab culture with yellow, curly and orange mutation. The mutation is used as a genetic marker.
RMDFH2FB–An example of Rosecomb Mutation on a wild mushroom, Lactarius salmonicolor., The smaller mushroom growing from its cap is the mutation.
RF2H8E142–New mutation of corona virus named 'omicron' B.1.1.529: Corona virus - Schematic image of viruses of the Corona family embedded into the text 'OMICRON
RMKHC98H–Barn Swallow / Swallows ( Hirundo rustica ), chicks in nest, almost fledged, one with a rare gene mutation, white plumage, leucistic, leucism, Europe.
RM2F76FDN–l-r: Ray Barry, Paul Zimet in THE MUTATION SHOW at The Roundhouse, London NW1 05/06/1973 created by The Open Theatre collective of New York set design: Big Mikulewicz costumes: Gwen Fabricant lighting: Arden Fingerhut directors: Joseph Chaikin & Roberta Sklar
RF2JBGTXH–pink grasshopper with erythrism clinging to a grass. genetic mutation, camouflage problems. unique individuals. Copy space. Macro photography
RMT95398–There are several types of gene mutations. These include point mutation, insertion, deletion, duplication, and inversion. Other mutations are chromosome fusion and genome duplication.
RF2H89T8D–Variant Risk and virus mutation outbreak as a virus mutating or new coronavirus and covid-19 disease strain as an influenza.
RFMMBW1P–Rose-ringed or ring-necked parakeet (Psittacula krameri), blue mutation on bird feeder in garden. London, UK. This blue bird is ringed, possibly an
RF2J4CPD3–Gene mutation Normal DNA and helix with Mutated gene. Biological manipulation. Vector diagram
RM2G7PRPT–An exceptionally rare mutation in this plant, this fern is a sectorial chimera, only 1 side of the plant has chlorophyll.
RM2C6608F–Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster) Lab culture with yellow, curly and orange mutation. The mutation is used as a genetic marker.
RMDFH2EX–An example of Rosecomb Mutation on a wild mushroom, Lactarius salmonicolor., The smaller mushroom growing from its cap is the mutation.
RF2H8E13Y–New mutation of corona virus named 'omicron' B.1.1.529: Corona virus - Schematic image of viruses of the Corona family embedded into the text 'OMICRON
RMKHY2YM–Barn Swallow ( Hirundo rustica ), just fledged, gene mutation, white plumage, leucistic, leucism, perched on a massive chain, side view, Europe.
RMBR0CPY–Mute Swan (Cygnus olor), swimming in a dyke, with one foot. Foot withdrawn held over rump pale pink, indicative Polish mutation.
RF2FA59WP–Laboratory analysis of a new Sars-Cov-2 mutation in Belgium from Congo, known as Spike Insertion (SI) whose scientific name is B.1.214, conceptual ima
