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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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A normal, nonmutant form of a macromolecule, cell, or organism.
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The typical form of an organism as one would expect to find it in nature. Those organisms that are not wild type strains differ due to domestication, natural mutation, or laboratory mutation.
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strains of viruses found in nature as opposed to strains that have mutated within a laboratory setting or in the body over time.
출처: cas.umkc.edu/psyc/motiv8/glossary.htm
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The type or form of an organism or gene that occurs most frequently in nature. Often refers to how organisms or genes are found naturally, in the wild, before mutations were induced by researchers.
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