nonimmune agglutination

non·im·mune ag·glu·ti·na·tion

1. agglutination caused by a lectin having a degree of specificity for a particular sugar, the mechanism of which is not understood;

2. agglutination that results from nonspecific factors, as in the case of acid agglutination or spontaneous agglutination.

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