antihemolysin
an·ti·he·mo·ly·sin
(an'tē-hē-mol'i-sin, an'tē-hem-ol'-), A substance (including antibody) that inhibits or prevents the effects of hemolysin.
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an·ti·he·mo·ly·sin
(an'tē-hē-mol'i-sin) A substance (including antibody) that inhibits or prevents the effects of hemolysin.
Synonym(s):
antihaemolysin.
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The antihemolysin test and ELISA were reported to be as sensitive as the NT test and reliable indicators of immune status (Neumann et.
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