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specific locus test

 
Sci-Tech Dictionary: specific locus test
(spə′sif·ik ′lō·kəs ′test)

(genetics) A technique used to detect recessive induced mutations in diploid organisms; a strain which carries several known recessive mutants in a homozygous condition is crossed with a nonmutant strain treated to induce mutations in its germ cells; induced recessive mutations allelic with those of the test strain will be expressed in the progeny.


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