fluoroimmunoprecipitation
fluoroimmunoprecipitation noun: a laboratory technique in which fluorescently labeled antibodies are used to bind and isolate a specific antigen (usually a protein) from a mixture, allowing its capture and subsequent detection or analysis.
Noun
fluoroimmunoprecipitation (uncountable)
- A laboratory technique in which fluorescently labeled antibodies are used to bind and isolate a specific antigen (usually a protein) from a mixture, allowing its capture and subsequent detection or analysis.
Origin of fluoroimmunoprecipitation
From fluoro- + immunoprecipitation.
Questions about fluoroimmunoprecipitation
- What does fluoroimmunoprecipitation mean?
- Fluoroimmunoprecipitation means a laboratory technique in which fluorescently labeled antibodies are used to bind and isolate a specific antigen (usually a protein) from a mixture, allowing its capture and subsequent detection or analysis.
- What part of speech is fluoroimmunoprecipitation?
- Fluoroimmunoprecipitation is a noun.
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