uncomplemented

un·com·ple·ment·ed

(ŭn-kom'plĕ-ment'ĕd),

Not united with complement and therefore inactive.

uncomplemented

not united with proteins of the body's immune system and therefore inactive.

uncomplemented

An obsolete adjective referring to antigens that are not linked to a complement and thus by definition are inactive.

uncomplemented

(ŭn-kŏm′plē-mĕnt″ĕd)

Not joined or associated with complement and thus inactive.

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