MHC

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major histocompatibility complex: (in mammals) a group of genes located next to or near each other on a specific chromosome, the sixth in humans, most of which encode glycoproteins of highly variable shapes that are expressed on almost all cell surfaces: it plays the dominant role in distinguishing one individual’s cells from another’s and in determining the histocompatibility of any two individuals.
abbreviation
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major histocompatibility complex; a series of genes located on chromosome 6 that code for antigens. They are important in determining histocompatibility

MHC abbr.
major histocompatibility complex
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major histocompatibility complex
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Mental Health Commission