Look up: mut

1. Mut
   an ancient Egyptian goddess, Mut was a mother goddess regarded as the mother of pharaohs. Her husband was Amon and her son Khonsu, the moon god; her name means mother or one who dives birth although, according to myth, she was self-created.
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2. Mut
   Mut was the divine mother goddess, the queen of all gods. She is portraied as a woman wearing a vulture headdress, with the double crown(Pshent) of upper and lower Egypt.
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3. MUT
   Monitor Under Test
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4. Mut
   In Egyptian mythology, the mother goddess of Thebes. She is depicted wearing a headdress in the shape of a vulture, and is the wife of Ammon. ...
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5. MUT
   Material under test
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6. mut
   Family of genes products of which are involved in mismatch repair. MutH codes for a repair endonuclease (25 kD) specific for unmethylated GATC, mutL codes for a protein (68 kD) is involved in the repair process, mutS (95 kD) may be involved in the recognition step and has some ATPase activity.
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7. Mut
   in Egyptian religion, a sky goddess and great divine mother. Mut may have originated either in the Nile River delta or in Middle Egypt. During the ... [1 related articles]
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8. Mut
   Egyptian goddess, the wife of Amon and queen of all the gods, usually depicted as a woman, occasionally with the head of a vulture.
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9. Mut
   1) Mother goddess, often equated with Isis 2) Deceased with often malicious intentions
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10. Mut
    `Mut`, which meant mother in the ancient Egyptian language, was an ancient Egyptian mother goddess with multiple aspects that changed over the thousands of years of the culture. Alternative spellings are `Maut` and `Mout`. She was depicted as a white vulture most often. She was considered a p...
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