| alloantigen | <genetics, immunology> Individuals of a species differ in alleles (are allogeneic) and the antigenic differences will cause an immune response to allografts. The antigens concerned are often of the histocompatibility complex and are referred to as alloantigens. (18 Nov 1997) |
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| alloantigen |
An antigen that occurs in some but not other members of the same species. Isoantigen is sometimes used in this sense.
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| alloantigen |
This is the chemical that induces the immune response in the woman during pregnancy. The alloantigen is provided by the father to the baby's placenta.
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