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serologist
[sirol′əjist]
Etymology: L, serum, + Gk, logos, science
a bacteriologist or medical technologist who prepares or supervises the preparation and testing of sera used to diagnose and treat diseases and to immunize people against infectious diseases. Also called an immunologist .

serologist [se-rol´ah-jist]
a specialist in serology.

serologist
a specialist in serology. An old term for immunologist.


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