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Species Specificity - Antigen

Tissues of all individuals in a species possess certain species-specific antigens. However, some degree of cross-reaction occurs between antigens from related species.

Species Specificity

Tissues of all individuals in a species possess certain species-specific antigens. However, some degree of cross-reaction occurs between antigens from related species. The species specificity shows phylogenetic relationship. The phylogenetic relationship is useful in:

·           Tracing evolutionary relationship between species.

·           The species identification from blood and seminal stains in forensic medicine.

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