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pseudoagglutination

pseudoagglutination noun: the clumping of red blood cells, that resembles agglutination but occurs without the involvement of an antigen-antibody reaction.

Noun

pseudoagglutination (usually uncountable, plural pseudoagglutinations)

  1. (usually) The clumping of red blood cells, that resembles agglutination but occurs without the involvement of an antigen-antibody reaction.

Forms of pseudoagglutination

pluralpseudoagglutinations

Questions about pseudoagglutination

What does pseudoagglutination mean?
Pseudoagglutination means the clumping of red blood cells, that resembles agglutination but occurs without the involvement of an antigen-antibody reaction.
What part of speech is pseudoagglutination?
Pseudoagglutination is a noun.
What is the plural of pseudoagglutination?
The plural of pseudoagglutination is pseudoagglutinations.

Words near pseudoagglutination in the dictionary

  1. pseudoaerial
  2. pseudoaethalia
  3. pseudoaethalium
  4. pseudoaffectionate
  5. pseudoafferent
  6. pseudoagglutination
  7. pseudoagouti
  8. pseudoainhum
  9. pseudoair
  10. pseudoalbinism
  11. pseudoalbino

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