| clasp-knife s. |
see under rigidity.
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| class f. |
in statistics, the number of variables contained in a class.
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| class I a.’s |
major histocompatibility antigens found on virtually every cell, human erythrocytes being the only notable exception; they are found on molecules consisting of two noncovalently bound chains. One, a 44,000-dalton polymorphic glycoprotein partially embedded in the cell membrane, is determined by an MHC gene (HLA-A, -B, or -C in humans); the other, β2-microglobulin, a 12,000-dalton nonpolymorphic protein, is determined by a non-MHC gene. Class I antigens are the classic histocompatibility antigens recognized during graft rejection and are also the antigens involved in MHC restriction (q.v.).
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| class II a.’s |
major histocompatibility antigens found only on immunocompetent cells, primarily B lymphocytes and macrophages; they are found on molecules consisting of two noncovalently bound chains, the 34,000-dalton α chain and 29,000-dalton β chain, both glycoproteins partially embedded in the cell membrane and both determined by MHC genes. The human HLA-D, -DR, -DQ, -DT, -MB, -MT, and -Te loci are all associated with antigenic determinants on class II antigen molecules.
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| class III a.’s |
a term used to refer to nonhistocompatibility antigens mapping in the major histocompatibility complex, e.g., the complement components C2, C4, factor B.
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| CLAS | arrange or order by classes or categories |
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| CLAS | assign to a class or kind |
| CLAS | declare unavailable, as for security reasons |
| CLAS | an adjective that classifies its noun (e.g., `a nervous disease' or `a musical instrument') |
| CLAS | favoring social equality |
| CLAS | an acquaintance that you go to school with |
| CLAS | a room in a school where lessons take place |
| CLAS | a school task requiring considerable effort |
| CLAS | (informal) elegant and fashionable |