Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas

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This paper aims to provide empirical evidence about concept diversity in the life sciences in relation to levels of text specialization. This paper deals with the terms clone and cloning in science popularization texts about mammals cloning. Texts are in Spanish, were published in scientific journal...

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Autor principal: Gallardo, S.
Formato: JOUR
Materias:
Clone
Cloning
Concept diversity
Life sciences
Science popularization
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09299971_v6_n1_p59_Gallardo
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spelling todo:paper_09299971_v6_n1_p59_Gallardo2023-10-03T15:47:40Z Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas Gallardo, S. Clone Cloning Concept diversity Life sciences Science popularization This paper aims to provide empirical evidence about concept diversity in the life sciences in relation to levels of text specialization. This paper deals with the terms clone and cloning in science popularization texts about mammals cloning. Texts are in Spanish, were published in scientific journals in Argentina, and show different specialization levels. We show that the terms clone and cloning appear most frequently in less specialized texts, while in more specialized ones they are replaced by the more precise concept nuclear transfer which refers to the technique employed. Furthermore we find a relation between terms use and text parts and segments. For example, the terms clone and cloning appear in headlines and abstracts in highly specialized texts, while they have low frequency in other texts segments. Results confirm the need to study terms in relation to texts. © 2000 John Benjamins Publishing Co. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09299971_v6_n1_p59_Gallardo
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topic Clone
Cloning
Concept diversity
Life sciences
Science popularization
spellingShingle Clone
Cloning
Concept diversity
Life sciences
Science popularization
Gallardo, S.
Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
topic_facet Clone
Cloning
Concept diversity
Life sciences
Science popularization
description This paper aims to provide empirical evidence about concept diversity in the life sciences in relation to levels of text specialization. This paper deals with the terms clone and cloning in science popularization texts about mammals cloning. Texts are in Spanish, were published in scientific journals in Argentina, and show different specialization levels. We show that the terms clone and cloning appear most frequently in less specialized texts, while in more specialized ones they are replaced by the more precise concept nuclear transfer which refers to the technique employed. Furthermore we find a relation between terms use and text parts and segments. For example, the terms clone and cloning appear in headlines and abstracts in highly specialized texts, while they have low frequency in other texts segments. Results confirm the need to study terms in relation to texts. © 2000 John Benjamins Publishing Co.
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author Gallardo, S.
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title Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
title_short Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
title_full Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
title_fullStr Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
title_full_unstemmed Clon y clonación: Variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
title_sort clon y clonación: variabilidad conceptual en ciencias biológicas
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09299971_v6_n1_p59_Gallardo
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