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group-specific antigen

group-specific antigen noun: the genetic material that codes for the structural protein of a retrovirus.

Noun

group-specific antigen (plural group-specific antigens)

  1. The genetic material that codes for the structural protein of a retrovirus.

Forms of group-specific antigen

pluralgroup-specific antigens

Questions about group-specific antigen

What does group-specific antigen mean?
Group-specific antigen means the genetic material that codes for the structural protein of a retrovirus.
What part of speech is group-specific antigen?
Group-specific antigen is a noun.
What is the plural of group-specific antigen?
The plural of group-specific antigen is group-specific antigens.

Words near group-specific antigen in the dictionary

  1. group therapies
  2. group therapist
  3. group therapy
  4. group velocities
  5. group velocity
  6. group-specific antigen
  7. group-theoretic
  8. group-think
  9. group-thinking
  10. groupability
  11. groupable

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