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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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We even brought in a victim recovery dog from South Yorkshire which spent three days going over fields and rough terrain - and that drew a blank.
Search for pensioner cut back; Ex-pitman vanished on his daily walk by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Byrne and Shels drew a blank against the Drogs at United Park on Friday - providing further evidence that the Louth side could become a new force in Irish football.
Football: BYRNE-ING DESIRE by The Mirror (London, England)
Police inquiries at the time drew a blank, but in recent months Cleveland Police's murder investigation team, which carries out reviews of old, unsolved cases, reopened the inquiry.
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