What's the difference between antitype and antitypy?
Antitype
Definition:
(n.) That of which the type is the pattern or representation; that which is represented by the type or symbol.
Example Sentences:
(1) Since immunocytochemistry has been reported to be a more reliable and successful method to identify HSV as the etiologic agent, antitype 1 HSV (HSV1) and antitype 2 HSV (HSV2) and the avidin-biotin-peroxidase complex (ABC) method were applied to brain paraffin sections.
(2) In contrast, antitype XI stains not only chondrocytes, but the extracellular compartments as well.
(3) Binding of the antibodies to rat antigens was also demonstrated by immunoelectron microscopy in which the collagen fibers with a typical periodic pattern were labeled positively with rabbit antitype III procollagen, whereas the amorphous basement membrane material reacted positively with rabbit antitype IV collagen and antilaminin, indicating good, specific cross-reactivity between these antibodies and the rat antigens.
(4) In this study, the developmental proliferation of human brain vessels, from the fetal to the adult stage, was analyzed by immunohistochemical methods using antitype IV collagen, antilaminin, and antifibronectin antibodies.
(5) Antitype III collagen monoclonal antibody delineated the inter-tubular gland connective tissue of the oviduct and was negative in the shell layers under conditions which gave strong connective tissue reactivity.
(6) Antitype I collagen antibodies were detected in 80% of the animals in the 3rd week of arthritis; antitypes II and III were found less frequently.
(7) The other three types and the antitypes are of lower importance.
(8) The children are miserable without her, especially as their father plans to marry the scarlet woman from the city, Maria's antitype.
(9) In addition to the various basal laminae of the pulmonary tissue, the antitype IV collagen antibody labeled the surfactant material found in alveolar spaces and macrophages, as well as in type II pneumocytes.
(10) To further understand the basis for this apparent molecular mimicry, antitype-specific collagen antibodies, anti-KPGEPGPK (an analogue of platelet-interactive domains on collagen) and a panel of KPGEPGPK-like synthetic peptides were used as probes.
(11) Configural Frequency Analysis (CFA) provides a way to identify overrepresentations (types) and underrepresentations (antitypes) in the frequencies of multiple variable classifications organized to reflect patterns of change.
(12) TNF and interferon gamma (IFN-gamma) synergistically induced morphologic differentiation and monocytic antigen expression, while the antitype B receptor MoAb was synergistic for morphologic response, but not antigen expression.
(13) The frequency of antitype IV collagen antibodies depended on the antigen and the disease studied.
(14) Virus particle was labeled with specific ferritin-conjugated antitype C virus antibody.