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allotype

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al·lo·type  (l-tp)
n.
1. A biological specimen that is the opposite sex of a holotype.
2. Immunology Any of the genetically determined variants in the constant region of a given subclass of immunoglobulin that is detectable as an antigen by members of the same species having a different constant region.
allo·typic (-tpk) adj.
allo·typy (-tp) n.
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The presence of the ccrAB gene complex allotype 4 (ccr complex 4) was assessed in a separate reaction that used the primer pair ccrA4F and ccrB4R (27).
Community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus ... by Miller, Loren G. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
(a) The charge on each allotype was determined under an assumption of standard p[K.
Electrostatic potential on human leukocyte antigen: implications for ... by Demchuk, Eugene / Environmental Health Perspectives
Conventional polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with agarose gel electrophoresis permits the identification of pathogen allotypes (strains) in human blood and tissue and an assessment of the sizes of their amplicons but does not define allotype copy number or genotype copy number.
Identifying and quantifying genotypes in polyclonal infections due to ... by Krogstad, Donald J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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