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allotope

/ˈælətəʊp/

allotope noun: a region of an antibody with a non-varying structure.

Noun

allotope (plural allotopes)

  1. A region of an antibody with a non-varying structure.

Forms of allotope

pluralallotopes

Origin of allotope

By surface analysis, allo- + -tope.

Questions about allotope

What does allotope mean?
Allotope means a region of an antibody with a non-varying structure.
What part of speech is allotope?
Allotope is a noun.
How do you pronounce allotope?
Allotope is pronounced /ˈælətəʊp/.
What is the plural of allotope?
The plural of allotope is allotopes.

Words near allotope in the dictionary

  1. alloton
  2. allotone
  3. allotones
  4. allotonic
  5. allotons
  6. allotope
  7. allotopes
  8. allotopia
  9. allotopic
  10. allotopically
  11. allotopies

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