Question

In a heterozygous individual, the expression of only one of the two variant forms of a gene. In immunology, the term describes the restricted expression of the individual chains of the antigen receptor genes, such that each individual lymphocyte produces immunoglobulin or T-cell receptors of a single antigen specificity

Accepted Answer

allelic exclusion

Front	In a heterozygous individual, the expression of only one of the two variant forms of a gene. In immunology, the term describes the restricted expression of the individual chains of the antigen receptor genes, such that each individual lymphocyte produces immunoglobulin or T-cell receptors of a single antigen specificity
Back	allelic exclusion

Expression Individual Antigen Heterozygous Variant Forms Gene Immunology