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major gene A gene that determines major characteristics.
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major histocompatibility complex (noun) complex of genes coding for a large family of cell-surface proteins that bind peptide fragments of foreign proteins and present them to T lymphocytes to induce an immune response
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major histocompatibility complex An area of the genome where genes are found that determine your
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major histocompatibility complex cell surface markers (also known as HLA markers) that determine receptor shape and allow immune cells to recognize components of the body (ie, to distinguish "self" from "non-self"). MHC molecules are necessary for antigen presentation and recognition of antigens by immune system cells.
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major depressive disorder A severe mental illness characterized by feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, and worthlessness; often accompanied by suicidal thoughts and feeling of an inability to move.
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