conglutinogen

conglutinogen
con·glu·ti·no·gen (kən-glooґtĭ-no-jən) the capacity of certain immune complexes to react with conglutinin due to the fixation of the complement component C3 and the subsequent inactivation of C3b by factor I (formerly called conglutinogen-activating factor).

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  • conglutinin — Bovine serum protein that, when absorbed by erythrocyte antibody complement complexes, causes them to agglutinate; it is comparatively thermostable and apparently dissociates when diluted with physiologic saline solution. SYN: bovine colloid. * * …   Medical dictionary

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