antigenemia
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antigenemia
[an″tĭ-jĕ-ne´me-ah]the presence of antigen, such as hepatitis B surface antigen, in the blood.
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an·ti·ge·ne·mi·a
(an'ti-jĕ-nē'mē-ă),Persistence of antigen in circulating blood; for example, HBs-antigenemia (presence of hepatitis B virus surface antigen in blood serum).
[antigen + G. haima, blood]
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an·ti·ge·ne·mi·a
(an'ti-jĕ-nē'mē-ă)Persistence of antigen in circulating blood, such as HBs-antigenemia (presence of hepatitis B virus surface antigen in serum).
Synonym(s): antigenaemia.
Synonym(s): antigenaemia.
[antigen + G. haima, blood]
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