Description

Clone cells are genetically identical cells derived from a single parent cell. They are often used in research and therapeutic applications, including regenerative medicine and cancer treatment.

Interpreter Notes

Interpreters should be aware that 'clones' may be used colloquially in some contexts to refer to similar concepts, but it is important to stick to the formal term 'clones' in clinical settings. Be cautious of the context in which the term is used, as it may relate to various medical applications, including stem cell therapy or genetic research.

Example Sentences

EN: Researchers are studying how to use clone cells to regenerate damaged tissues.

ES: Los investigadores están estudiando cómo utilizar clones para regenerar tejidos dañados.

Common Interpreter Mistakes

Confusing 'clones' with 'células madre'; misinterpreting the context of use in genetic research; mixing up with terms related to reproductive cloning.