agglutination

the agglutination of red blood cells is a sign of infection.

agglutination tests can detect specific antibodies in the blood.

the agglutination reaction is a rapid and sensitive method for diagnosis.

agglutination can occur in various biological processes, including immune responses.

the agglutination test is widely used in clinical laboratories.

agglutinins are antibodies that cause agglutination.

understanding agglutination is crucial for diagnosing infectious diseases.

agglutination can be observed under a microscope in certain samples.

the agglutination reaction is specific to the antigen and antibody involved.

agglutination can be prevented by certain medications or treatments.