an·ti·se·rum

(ăn′tĭ-sîr′əm)

n. pl. an·ti·se·rums or an·ti·se·ra (-sîr′ə)

Human or animal serum containing antibodies that are specific for one or more antigens.

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antiserums

These are inoculations containing antibodies to a specific infection.

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cent) des 25 artefacts analyses ont reagi positivement a six antiserums de provenance animale et a du sang humain.

The positive reaction to cat antiserum on the one unifacially retouched flake from DEL-168 indicates protein from a member of the Felidae.

Blood protein residues on lithic artifacts from two archaeological sites in the De_Long Mountains, northwestern Alaska

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