allotype

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al·lo·type

A0216650 (ăl′ə-tīp′)n.1. Taxonomy A biological specimen that is the opposite sex of a holotype.2. Immunology Any of several variants in the constant region of a given class or subclass of immunoglobulins that are caused by allelic variation and differ from individual to individual.

al′lo·typ′ic (-tĭp′ĭk) adj.al′lo·ty′py (-tī′pē) n.

allotype

(ˈæləˌtaɪp) n1. (Biology) biology an additional type specimen selected because of differences from the original type specimen, such as opposite sex or morphological details2. (Biology) immunol any of the variant forms of a particular immunoglobulin found among members of the same species

al•lo•type

(ˈæl əˌtaɪp)

n. 1. Biol. a type specimen of the sex opposite to that of the holotype. 2. an antibody that acts as an antigen to other antibodies of the same species that have variant molecular sites. [1915–20] al`lo•typ′ic (-ˈtɪp ɪk) adj. al′lo•typ`y (-ˌtaɪ pi) n.

allotype

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al·lo·type

(al'ō-tīp), Any one of the genetically determined antigenic differences within an immunoglobulin isotope that occur among members of the same species.
See also: antibody. Synonym(s): allotypic marker [allo- + G. typos, model]

allotype

(ăl′ə-tīp′)n.1. A biological specimen that is the opposite sex of a holotype.2. Immunology Any of the alleles in the constant region of a given subclass of immunoglobulin that are detectable as antigens by members of the same species having a different constant region.

al′lo·typ′ic (-tĭp′ĭk) adj.al′lo·ty′py (-tī′pē) n.

allotype

Immunology
An inherited set of determinants or sequence of amino acids (e.g., on an immunoglobulin—Ig) and other proteins demonstrating heterogeneity, which is specific for an individual and more common in a racial group.
In humans, Ig light-chain allotypes are designated as Km (Inv) allotypes and heavy-chain allotypes as Gm allotypes.
Molecular biology
A protein or other biomolecular variant arising from genetic differences between individuals of the same species.

allotype

An inherited set of determinants or sequence of amino acids–eg, on an Ig–and other proteins demonstrating heterogeneity, which is specific for an individual and more common in a racial group. Cf Idiotype, Isotype.

al·lo·type

(al'ō-tīp) Any one of the genetically determined antigenic differences within a given class of immunoglobulin that occur among members of the same species.
See also: antibody[allo- + G. typos, model]

allotype

An allelic variant of an antigen which can prove immunogenic in people with a different version of the allele.

allotype

An allelic variant of an ANTIGEN. Such a variant may elicit an immune response in an apparently normal person.

allotype

one of a range of ANTIBODIES containing different sequences of amino acids but all having an area with an identical amino acid sequence and thought to be produced by different alleles of the same gene (see MULTIPLE ALLELISM).

单词	allotype
释义	allotype enUK al·lo·type A0216650 (ăl′ə-tīp′)n.1. Taxonomy A biological specimen that is the opposite sex of a holotype.2. Immunology Any of several variants in the constant region of a given class or subclass of immunoglobulins that are caused by allelic variation and differ from individual to individual. al′lo·typ′ic (-tĭp′ĭk) adj.al′lo·ty′py (-tī′pē) n. allotype (ˈæləˌtaɪp) n1. (Biology) biology an additional type specimen selected because of differences from the original type specimen, such as opposite sex or morphological details2. (Biology) immunol any of the variant forms of a particular immunoglobulin found among members of the same species al•lo•type (ˈæl əˌtaɪp) n. 1. Biol. a type specimen of the sex opposite to that of the holotype. 2. an antibody that acts as an antigen to other antibodies of the same species that have variant molecular sites. [1915–20] al`lo•typ′ic (-ˈtɪp ɪk) adj. al′lo•typ`y (-ˌtaɪ pi) n. allotype enUK al·lo·type (al'ō-tīp), Any one of the genetically determined antigenic differences within an immunoglobulin isotope that occur among members of the same species. See also: antibody. Synonym(s): allotypic marker [allo- + G. typos, model] allotype (ăl′ə-tīp′)n.1. A biological specimen that is the opposite sex of a holotype.2. Immunology Any of the alleles in the constant region of a given subclass of immunoglobulin that are detectable as antigens by members of the same species having a different constant region. al′lo·typ′ic (-tĭp′ĭk) adj.al′lo·ty′py (-tī′pē) n. allotype Immunology An inherited set of determinants or sequence of amino acids (e.g., on an immunoglobulin—Ig) and other proteins demonstrating heterogeneity, which is specific for an individual and more common in a racial group. In humans, Ig light-chain allotypes are designated as Km (Inv) allotypes and heavy-chain allotypes as Gm allotypes. Molecular biology A protein or other biomolecular variant arising from genetic differences between individuals of the same species. allotype An inherited set of determinants or sequence of amino acids–eg, on an Ig–and other proteins demonstrating heterogeneity, which is specific for an individual and more common in a racial group. Cf Idiotype, Isotype. al·lo·type (al'ō-tīp) Any one of the genetically determined antigenic differences within a given class of immunoglobulin that occur among members of the same species. See also: antibody[allo- + G. typos, model] allotype An allelic variant of an antigen which can prove immunogenic in people with a different version of the allele. allotype An allelic variant of an ANTIGEN. Such a variant may elicit an immune response in an apparently normal person. allotype one of a range of ANTIBODIES containing different sequences of amino acids but all having an area with an identical amino acid sequence and thought to be produced by different alleles of the same gene (see MULTIPLE ALLELISM).
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