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autoadsorption

autoadsorption noun: a laboratory technique used to strip autoantibodies from a patient's red blood cells so that their own plasma can be tested for dangerous, underlying alloantibodies.

Noun

autoadsorption (plural autoadsorptions)

  1. A laboratory technique used to strip autoantibodies from a patient's red blood cells so that their own plasma can be tested for dangerous, underlying alloantibodies.

Forms of autoadsorption

pluralautoadsorptions

Origin of autoadsorption

auto- + adsorption.

Questions about autoadsorption

What does autoadsorption mean?
Autoadsorption means a laboratory technique used to strip autoantibodies from a patient's red blood cells so that their own plasma can be tested for dangerous, underlying alloantibodies.
What part of speech is autoadsorption?
Autoadsorption is a noun.
What is the plural of autoadsorption?
The plural of autoadsorption is autoadsorptions.

Words near autoadsorption in the dictionary

  1. autoadjustments
  2. autoadjusts
  3. autoadjuvant
  4. autoadjuvants
  5. autoadministered
  6. autoadsorption
  7. autoagglutinable
  8. autoagglutinate
  9. autoagglutinated
  10. autoagglutinating
  11. autoagglutination

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