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mutant
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(programming)mutant - Microsoft's term for a mutex which is generally used in user mode but can also be used in kernel mode. According to this terminology a mutex is only used in kernel mode.

["Microsoft Windows NT Workstation Resource Kit"].


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The forward primer was designed from the conserved region common to both wild-type and mutant strains; the reverse primers were designed specifically for wild-type and mutant strains, respectively, derived from the 3' terminal base of each primer.
Assay to detect H5N1 oseltamivir resistance by Poovorawan, Yong / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Similar amounts of wild-type and mutant AQP9s were detected in the yeast membranes by immunoblotting (data not shown).
Methylarsonous acid transport by aquaglyceroporins by Rosen, Barry P. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Through the company's research and development work, Baxter has been successful in growing wild-type virus in its vero-cell culture, which means that the company could begin vaccine production without having to wait for high-growth or attenuated virus reassortants normally used when vaccine is produced in eggs.
BAXTER GETS CONTRACT FROM U.K. NHS FOR H5N1 FLU VACCINE by Worldwide Biotech
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