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polyclonal
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polyclonal /poly·clo·nal/ (-klōn´'l)
1. derived from different cells.
2. pertaining to several clones.
polyclonal
[pol′ēklō′nəl]
Etymology: Gk, polys + klon, cutting
pertaining to or designating a group of cells or organisms derived from several cells. Compare monoclonal.
polyclonal [pol″e-klōn´al]
derived from different cells; pertaining to several clones.
polyclonal
derived from different cells; pertaining to several clones.
polyclonal antiserum
see polyclonal antibody.
polyclonal gammopathy
see polyclonal gammopathy.
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