Look up: isotype

1. isotype
   Any duplicate of the holotype of a taxon.
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2. isotype
   (1) Applied to a set of macromolecules sharing some features in common. In immunology isotype describes the class, subclass, light chain type and subtype of an immunoglobulin. (2) Antigenic determinant that is uniquely present in individuals of a single species. (3) A conventionalised method for the graphical display of statistical data.
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3. isotype
   1. <immunology> Applied to a set of macromolecules sharing some features in common. In immunology isotype describes the class, subclass, light chain type and subtype of an immunoglobulin. ... 2. Antigenic determinant that is uniquely present in individuals of a single species. ... 3. <statistics> A conventionalised method for the graphica …
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4. Isotype
   `Isotype` can refer to: * In crystallography, an `Isotype` is a synonym for isomorph * In biology, per the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, the `Isotype` is a duplicate of the holotype. * Isotype (pictograms), a system of pictograms designed to communicate information in a simple, non-linguistic way. * Isotype (immunology)
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5. Isotype
   `Isotype` can refer to: * In crystallography, an `Isotype` is a synonym for isomorph * In biology, per the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, the `Isotype` is a duplicate of the holotype. * Isotype (pictograms), a system of pictograms designed to communicate information in a simple, non-linguistic way. * Isotype (immunology)
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6. isotype
   An antigenic determinant (marker) that occurs in all members of a class or subclass in the heavy chains of an immunoglobulin or in the type and subtype of light chains of an immunoglobulin molecule. Whereas a given allotypic marker or determinant is thought to occur in only one subclass, an antigenic marker that is isotypic in one subclass may also...
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