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agglutination

In biology, the clumping together of antigens, such as red blood cells or bacteria, to form larger, visible clumps, under the influence of antibodies. Because each antigen clumps only in response to its particular antibody, agglutination provides a way of determining blood groups and the identity of unknown bacteria.



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The wrong blood would agglutinate, or lump together, to block your blood vessels and arteries--possibly killing you.
FAKE BLOOD Ready to Flow by Cannell, Michael / Science World
Black Theatre might even be consigned to the hybrid status of the new performance orthodoxy that agglutinates race, gender, and gay/lesbian social and philosophical issues into a newly marginalized Other designated by the dominant culture as Multicultural Theatre.
The crisis of Black theatre identity by Harrison, Paul Carter / African American Review
A virus that was able to agglutinate rooster erythrocytes was isolated in Madin-Darby canine kidney cells from lung and bronchioalveolar lavage fluid of 1 of the 2 animals in which influenza virus was detected by IHC and RT-PCR.
Influenza virus infection in racing greyhounds by Troutman, Joe / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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