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A strain of microorganism isolated from nature. The usual or native form of a gene or organism.
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The term used to indicate the normal allele (often symbolized as +) or the normal phenotype.
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the most frequently observed phenotype, or the one arbitrarily designated as
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The allele, genotype, or phenotype that is most prevalent (if there is one) in wild populations; with reference to the wild-type allele, other alleles are often termed mutations.
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The wild type (wt) is a term referring to the natural genetic form of an organism. A wild type is distinguished from a mutant form (an organism with a genetic mutation). Usually, the distinction between wild type and mutant is based on a single mutation. It should be noted, that within a population of an organism, there is no such thing as a wild type. The term, however, is useful for geneticists because it allows a simple definition of a standard or control condition.
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