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Dictionary » S » Species-specific antigen Species-specific antigenspecies-specific antigen antigenic components in the tissues and fluids of members of a species of animal, by means of which various species may be immunologically distinguished; e.g., serum albumin of horses is immunologically different from that of man, dogs, sheep, and so on. ![]()
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Results from our forumRabbit Cells... there is no identical structure of every single cell from different species, even from a species, even from an individual. For example, spermatozoon ... these cells never "see" spermatozoa during their education or antigen-dependent maturation. Thus, rabbit cell, whatever it is, will ...
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The Fiber Disease... of 104 phage virions specifically selected against the K1 capsule antigen of that bacterial strain of E. coli completely prevented death (0% ... pathogens, widespread use of such modified virus could make possible species jumping of the altered phage genes, especially if the virion is RNA-based ...
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Re: animal blood in my blood Blood of other species is a strong antigen for another species. In this case, human lymphocyte will bind dog's RBC called as rossette reaction. ...
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Re: animal blood in my blood... i say im not realy going to do this im just curious Blood of other species is a strong antigen for another species. In this case, human lymphocyte will bind dog's RBC called as rossette ...
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The Fiber Disease... of the complement cascade often lead to infections from Neisseria species of bacteria.) Other complement components include C3, which is instrumental in binding antigen-antibody complexes. (Defects in this complement component lead to a lupus-like syndrome ...
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