agglutinogen (Meaning)

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agglutinogen (n)

any substance that acts as an antigen to cause agglutinin production

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The presence of specific agglutinogens on red blood cells determines an individual's blood type.
Blood transfusions require careful matching of agglutinogens between the donor and recipient.
The agglutinogen-antibody reaction is crucial in blood typing tests conducted in medical laboratories.
The ABO blood group system classifies individuals based on the agglutinogens A and B present on their red blood cells.
Incompatibility between agglutinogens can lead to agglutination reactions, posing risks in blood transfusions.
The identification of agglutinogens helps medical professionals ensure safe and compatible blood donations.
The research focused on understanding the genetic basis of agglutinogen expression in different populations.
Certain autoimmune disorders can lead to the production of antibodies that attack agglutinogens on the body's cells.
The study aimed to elucidate the role of agglutinogens in immune responses and disease susceptibility.
Agglutinogen testing is a routine part of prenatal care to identify any potential blood compatibility issues between the mother and the fetus.

any substance that acts as an antigen to cause agglutinin production

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The presence of specific agglutinogens on red blood cells determines an individual's blood type.

Blood transfusions require careful matching of agglutinogens between the donor and recipient.

The agglutinogen-antibody reaction is crucial in blood typing tests conducted in medical laboratories.

The ABO blood group system classifies individuals based on the agglutinogens A and B present on their red blood cells.