Allogeneic describes two individuals or strains that differ at genes within the MHC, or at other genetic loci.
Describes two individuals or two mouse strains that differ at genes in the MHC. The term can also be used for allelic differences at other loci
| Front | Describes two individuals or two mouse strains that differ at genes in the MHC. The term can also be used for allelic differences at other loci |
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| Back | allogeneic |
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