isogenic

/aɪˈsoʊdʒɛnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Produced or occurring within an individual or a single cell, especially in reference to identical genetic material.

“The isogenic cells used in the experiment had identical DNA sequences.”

2. noun

A group of organisms or cells with identical genetic makeup, especially those produced by asexual reproduction or induced mutations.

“The research team studied a population of isogenic bacteria to understand their behavior and adaptations.”

Synonyms

  • homogeneous
  • identical

Antonyms

  • heterogeneous
  • non-identical