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major immunogene complex
major immunogene complex[′mā·jar ‚ə′myü·nə·jēn ′käm‚pleks] (immunology) A genetic region containing loci that code for lymphocyte surface antigens, histocompatibility antigens, immune response gene products, and proteins of the complement system. Abbreviated MIC. major immunogene complex
major immunogene complex A gene region that codes for the HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGENS, for the LYMPHOCYTE surface antigens, for the control factors of the plasma cells that produce antibodies, and for the proteins of the COMPLEMENT system. |