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The word means 'of the first class' and was first applied to the civilisation of anceint Greece and Rome. It then came to include renaissance art and is now used for anything of good quality 'eg a classic left jab'.
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| classical conditioning |
When an animal (or person) learns to associate a stimulus with a reinforcement or aversion.
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| class I antigen |
One of the major histocompatibility molecules present on almost all cells except human red blood cells. These antigens are important in the rejection of grafts and transplanted organs.
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| class II antigen |
One of the major histocompatibility molecules present on immunocompetent cells.
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| class restriction |
The requirement of certain T lymphocytes for the presence of either class I or class II major histocompatibility complex markers on antigen-presenting cells. These markers enable the T cells to recognize and respond to foreign
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