Wild Type
The wild type allele of a gene is the allele most frequently found in the general population.The wild type allele is the reference allele, while the other alleles are considered variants of this wild type allele.
Dr. Juan Sabater-TobellaEuropean Specialist in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EC4)Member of the Pharmacogenomics Research NetworkPresidente de EUGENOMIC®
Last modified: Nov 20, 2018 @ 5:26 pm