agglutinoid
noun
ag·glu·ti·noid
ə-ˈglü-tə-ˌnȯid,
a-
plural -s
: an agglutinin that has lost or never had the power to agglutinate but can still unite with its agglutinogen compare antibody, blocking antibody
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary agglutinin + -oid
First Known Use
1902, in the meaning defined above
- granulated sugar
- granulater
- granulaters
- granulates
- granulating
- granulation
- granulation tissue
- granulations
- granulative
- granulator
- granulators
- granule
- granules
- granuli-
- granuliferous
- granulite
- granulites
- granulitic
- granulo-
- granulocyte
- granulocytes
- granulocytic
- granulocytopeniae
- granulocytopenias
- granulocytopoieses