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wet lab (複数形 wet labs)

1. A laboratory that is equipped with plumbing, ventilation, and equipment for performing physical experiments.
   • 2011, Marcus Wohlsen, Biopunk: Solving Biotech's Biggest Problems in Kitchens and Garages, ISBN 1101476354:

     After it was over, his small trust fund was $12,500 smaller. But he now has a mobile wet lab he can take wherever someone had a big enough backyard and a good idea.

   • 2013, Bruno Zuberbuhler, ‎Stephen Tuft, ‎& David Gartry, Corneal Surgery: Essential Techniques, ISBN 3642125026, page 135:

     In the USA, access to a wet lab is a prerequisite for training programmes in ophthalmology; in the UK this requirement is less explicit.

   • 2013, Ashutosh Gupta & ‎Thomas A. Henzinger, Computational Methods in Systems Biology, ISBN 3642407080:

     In the beginning, the analysis of the sectors was done by looking at the images of the colony at different time points and deciding if the sector-like patterns are similar to the ones in the wet lab.