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mutagen an agent that has a tendency to increase MUTATIONS.
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mutant a mutated gene, or an organism carrying a gene that has undergone a mutation; may be biochemical, fermentation, resistance, suppressor, physiological, in nature.
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mutation any alteration, loss, gain or exchange of genetic material within a cell or VIRUS. Mutations are perpetuated in succeeding generations of that cell or virus (or of an entire multicellular organism if the mutated cell is a sperm, egg or spore). They can occur spontaneously or in response to environmental factors, including drug therapy. See also RESISTANCE.
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mutualism A form of symbiosis where both species involved benefit from the partnership.
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mutagen a chemical or form of energy that can cause a mutation.
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