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immunochemistry

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immunochemistry /im·mu·no·chem·is·try/ (im″u-no-kem´is-tre) the study of the physical chemical basis of immune phenomena and their interactions.
im·mu·no·chem·is·try (my-n-km-str, -my-)
n.
The chemistry of immunologic phenomena, as of antigen-antibody reactions.

immunochemistry,
the study of the chemical properties of antigens and antibodies, complement, and T cell receptors.

immunochemistry [im″u-no-kem´is-tre]
1. the study of the chemical basis of immunological phenomena.
2. the application of antibodies as chemical reagents.

immunochemistry
the study of the chemical basis of immune phenomena and their interactions.


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