admix

ADmix is a term used in multiple fields to denote different products or concepts. There is no single universally recognized entity named ADmix; its meaning depends on context.

In molecular biology, ADmix is used to refer to prepared mixtures involved in allele discrimination for SNP genotyping. Such mixes typically combine primers, enzymes, nucleotides, and buffers engineered to enable selective amplification of particular alleles. They may be supplied as part of commercial genotyping workflows to increase accuracy in distinguishing closely related genetic variants.

In civil engineering and construction, ADmix (short for admixture) denotes a chemical additive introduced to concrete or cement to alter properties such as workability, setting time, durability, or frost resistance. Admixtures include plasticizers, accelerators, air-entraining agents, and retarders, selected according to climate, mix design, and performance requirements.

In branding and other industries, ADmix may appear as a company name or product label unrelated to the above fields. Given its use across different sectors, the exact meaning of ADmix should be inferred from the surrounding context, such as industry, product documentation, or accompanying descriptions. If you have a specific ADmix in mind, providing the field or a link to its source will help clarify which meaning applies.