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A Colonial Invertebrate Species that Displays a Hierarchy of Allorecognition Responses
B. Rinkevich
, Y. Saito
, I. L. Weissman
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Allorecognition
100%
Invertebrate Species
100%
Resorption
100%
Colonial Invertebrates
100%
Fusibility
50%
Chimera
33%
Subclone
33%
Histocompatibility
33%
Linear Hierarchy
33%
The Self
16%
Homozygote
16%
Blood Vessels
16%
Relative Position
16%
Botryllus Schlosseri
16%
Botryllid Ascidians
16%
Highly Polymorphic
16%
Pedigree
16%
Four Generations
16%
Outbred
16%
Tunic
16%
Compound Ascidians
16%
Colony Age
16%
Intermediate Group
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Allorecognition
100%
Offspring
100%
Allele
66%
Haplotype
66%
Ascidiacea
66%
Homozygote
33%
Blood Vessels
33%
Histocompatibility
33%
Histocompatibility Gene
33%
Pedigree
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Offspring
100%
Allele
66%
Haplotype
66%
Ascidiacea
66%
Histocompatibility
66%
Botryllus schlosseri
33%
Pedigree
33%
Vascular Bundle
33%