Orthologue SAG2A from Neospora caninum presents distinct conformation of the C-terminal end and does not share immunodominant B cell-epitope with T. gondii. (A) The consensus tree of SAG2 and SAG1 protein sequences demonstrates higher proximity of SAG2A with its predicted orthologue from Neospora caninum (NcSAG2A).
The definition of a counterargument is an opposing point of view to another argument. An example of counterargument is a pro life point of view to a pro choice point of view. an argument, or a reason or line of reasoning, given in opposition to another argument. noun.
A counterfactual conditional abbreviated CF, is a subjunctive conditional containing an if-clause which is contrary to fact. The term counterfactual was coined by Nelson Goodman in 1947, extending Roderick Chisholm 's (1946) notion of a contrary-to-fact conditional.