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Blank
If an individual has inherited same HLA antigen from both parents, the HLA typing is designated by the shared HLA antigen followed by a "blank"(—).
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blank,
a solution containing all of the reagents needed for analysis of a substance except the substance tested.


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But they had to settle for a point after drawing a blank at Livorno.
Football: Milan one for blank account by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
With both Mitch Lewis and Jim Watkins drawing a blank on the penultimate day, Cathal Walshe and Andrew Brown seized their chance to book a place in the semi-final with two winners apiece.
TIPPING: It's all up in the air by The Racing Post (London, England)
Punters backed Craig Brown's men to be a Euro 96 flop before the Finals, taking odds of up to 7-1 on the Scots drawing a blank.
Bookies fear goal drought by West, Alan / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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