species-specific

species-specific /spe·cies-spe·cif·ic/ (-spĕ-sif´ik)

1. characteristic of a particular species.

2. having a characteristic effect on, or interaction with, cells or tissues of members of a particular species; said of an antigen, drug, or infective agent.

species-specific

adj.

1. Limited to or found only in one species.

2. Of or being a serum that acts only upon a member of the same species as that from which the original antigen was obtained.

species-specific

Etymology: L, specere, to see, facere, to make

1 characteristic of a particular species.

2 having a characteristic effect on, or interaction with, cells, tissues, or membranes of a particular species, said of an antigen, drug, or infective agent.

species-specific [spe´shēz-spĕ-sif´ik]

characteristic of a particular species; having a characteristic effect on, or interaction with, cells or tissues of members of a particular species; said of an antigen, drug, or infective agent.

species-specific

characteristic of a particular species; having a characteristic effect on, or interaction with, cells or tissues of members of a particular species; said of an antigen, drug or infective agent.

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A chain B chain Coombs tests cutaneous papilloma cysticercosis Cytomegalovirus demodectic mange Deprivation Experiment despeciation enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay fibropapilloma flagellin imprinting interferon Interferon alpha interferon beta interferon gamma louse lungworm	There are agents passed through colostrum that are not species-specific, meaning that they are equally effective in one species as they are in another. Natural Colostrum Can Boost Immune Function by Darrell Miller / Food/cooking/nutrition community Based on their observations, they conclude: "Our studies corroborate the idea of a common ancestry - in humans and other species - of lateralized behaviour during social interactions, not only for species-specific vocal communication, but also for affective responses. We prefer hearing from our right ear by Asian News International ABSTRACT The Olympia oyster (Ostrea lurida)([dagger]) is a prime candidate for the development of a rapid, high throughput, species-specific larval identification and quantification assay. Development and optimization of quantitative PCR assays to aid Osyrea ... by Wight, Nathan A.; Suzuki, Jason; Vadopalas, Brent; Friedman, Carolyn S. / Journal of Shellfish Research	special care unit special gene system Special K special need Special Olympics Special Populations special sense special test special-needs specialing specialist specialist in blood bank technology specialization specialize specialized laboratory Specialoid specialty specialty board specialty care specialty network speciation species species immunity species specificity Species-ism species-specific species-specific antigen specific specific absorption rate specific action specific activity Specific Activity Scale specific disease specific dynamic action specific dynamic energy specific granule specific granule deficiency specific gravity specific immune globulin specific immunity specific immunoglobulin specific opsonin specific parasite specific pathogen free specific phobia specific rates specific reaction specific rotation specific treatment specific ulcer specific urethritis	Species loss Species loss Species loss Species loss Species Mean Acute Value Species name species number Species of Concern Species of Conservation Interest Species of European Conservation Concern Species of Greatest Conservation Need species of proof species population Species Richness-Productivity Relationship species specialist species specialist species specialist species specialist species specificity Species Survival Commission of IUCN Species Survival Plans species tolerance species tolerance species tolerance species tolerance Species-Area Relationship Species-At-Risk species-ism species-ism species-sensitivity distribution species-specific species-specific antigen Species-Specific Biological Information Species-Specific Defensive Reaction species-specificity species-specificity speciesism speciesism speciesist speciesists Speciest SPECIF specifiable specifiable specific specific specific specific specific Specific Absorbed Fraction Specific Absorption Coefficient Specific absorption rate Specific absorption rate Specific absorption rate Specific absorption rate Specific absorption rate Specific Absorption Rate Ratio Specific Absortion Rate Specific acoustic impedance Specific acoustic impedance Specific acoustic impedance

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A chain
B chain
Coombs tests
cutaneous papilloma
cysticercosis
Cytomegalovirus
demodectic mange
Deprivation Experiment
despeciation
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
fibropapilloma
flagellin
imprinting
interferon
Interferon alpha
interferon beta
interferon gamma
louse
lungworm

There are agents passed through colostrum that are not species-specific, meaning that they are equally effective in one species as they are in another.

Natural Colostrum Can Boost Immune Function by Darrell Miller / Food/cooking/nutrition community

Based on their observations, they conclude: "Our studies corroborate the idea of a common ancestry - in humans and other species - of lateralized behaviour during social interactions, not only for species-specific vocal communication, but also for affective responses.

We prefer hearing from our right ear by Asian News International

ABSTRACT The Olympia oyster (Ostrea lurida)([dagger]) is a prime candidate for the development of a rapid, high throughput, species-specific larval identification and quantification assay.

Development and optimization of quantitative PCR assays to aid Osyrea ... by Wight, Nathan A.; Suzuki, Jason; Vadopalas, Brent; Friedman, Carolyn S. / Journal of Shellfish Research