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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.
allotype [ˈæləˌtaɪp]
n
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) Biology an additional type specimen selected because of differences from the original type specimen, such as opposite sex or morphological details
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) Immunol. any of the variant forms of a particular immunoglobulin found among members of the same species
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This hypothesis is further supported by the fact that allotypic variants of both the heavy and the light chains of the bovine FcRn influence serum IgG concentration in newborn calves (Laegreid et al.
REVIEW: Heat Treating Bovine Colostrum1 by J A PAS Elizondo-Salazar and A J PAS Heinrichs / Professional Animal Scientist
 
 
 
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