1. Agglutinins synonyms, Agglutinins pronunciation, Agglutinins translation, English dictionary definition of Agglutinins

2. The Cold Agglutinins Blood Test helps determine the levels of cold Agglutinins in blood

3. Rash worse equals cold agglutinins worse.

4. Agglutinins are a specific type of antibody

5. Agglutinins were not detected prior to September.

6. Cold Agglutinins are active at cold temperatures

7. Agglutinins are proteins (immunoglobulins) and function as part of the immune mechanism of the body. When the invading agents that bring about the production of Agglutinins are bacteria, the Agglutinins produced bring about agglutination of the bacterial cells.

8. High titer cold agglutinins (CA) after rubella infection are reported.

9. Agglutinins are proteins (immunoglobulins) and function as part of the immune mechanism of the body. When the invading agents that bring about the production of Agglutinins are bacteria, the Agglutinins produced bring about agglutination of the bacterial cells.

10. A cold Agglutinins blood test is done to check for conditions that cause the body to make certain types of antibodies called cold Agglutinins

11. Febrile (warm) Agglutinins are active at normal body temperatures

12. Cold Agglutinins are commonly IgM antibodies activated at low temperatures.

13. Cold Agglutinins or cold antibodies occur naturally in nearly everyone

14. When your red blood cells are targeted by the cold Agglutinins,

15. If I'm right, that's where the cold agglutinins are coming from.

16. The serological specificity of some agglutinins from snails is extensively discussed.

17. Cold Agglutinins are activated when the body is exposed to cold temperatures

18. Healthy people generally have low levels of cold Agglutinins in their blood

19. Healthy people generally have low levels of cold Agglutinins in their blood.

20. Lectins are carbohydrate-binding proteins present throughout nature that act as Agglutinins

21. Cold Agglutinins are normally made by the immune system in response to infection

22. Cold Agglutinins are normally made by the immune system in response to infection

23. Type B blood has B agglutinogens and Agglutinates with anti-B agglutinins

24. Healthy people generally have low levels of cold Agglutinins in their blood

25. Healthy people generally have low levels of cold Agglutinins in their blood.

26. Agglutinins are antibodies that cause the red blood cells to clump together

27. Cold Agglutinins are normally made by the immune system in response to infection

28. (2) Agglutinins are inactivated by adhesion when one partner is a living cell

29. Cold Agglutinins are normally made by the immune system in response to infection

30. Immunohematological tests for agglutinins and cytolysins specific to leukocytes failed to give positive results.

31. Aggenerations; aggers; agglomerations; agglutinations; agglutinins; aggrandisements; aggrandizations; aggrandizements; aggrandizers; aggravations; aggregators; aggrievances; aggrievements; …

32. Cold Agglutinins are normally made by the immune system in response to infection

33. Agglutinins can also be any substance other than antibodies such as sugar-binding protein lectins

34. So these A and B antigens are Agglutinogens and the antibodies against them are agglutinins.

35. Synonyms for Agglutinogens include serums, antidotes, antihistamines, antiserums, agglutinins, antibodies, antigens, antitoxins, counterirritants and counterpoisons

36. Cold Agglutinins are autoantibodies produced by a person's immune system that mistakenly target red blood cells (RBCs)

37. The practical implications with the latter antibody what regards the absorption of red cell agglutinins were considered.

38. Type Aβ blood has both A and B agglutinogens and Agglutinates with both types of agglutinins

39. The key difference between Agglutinogens and Agglutinins is that the Agglutinogens are any type of antigens or foreign bodies which activate the making of agglutinin antibodies while the agglutinins are antibodies generating by our immune system against antigens.

40. But lymphoma or some infections, such as mycoplasma pneumonia, can cause the level of cold Agglutinins to rise.

41. Agglutinins can be antibodies that cause antigens to aggregate by binding to the antigen-binding sites of antibodies.

42. Low titers of cold Agglutinins have been demonstrated in malaria, peripheral vascular disease, and common respiratory disease.

43. Cold HemAgglutinins - This test can be useful for the detection of cold Agglutinins in association with cold agglutinin syndrome

44. A person with type A blood has: a) A agglutinins on their red blood cells b) A Agglutinogens in their plasma c) B Agglutinogens on their red blood cells d) B agglutinins in their plasma e) the ability to receive AB blood cells

45. Reveal even more information about this topic by reading the connected lesson, Agglutinins & Agglutinogens in the Immune System

46. Agglutinins work by clumping on particles causing the particles to change from fluid-like state to thickened-mass state

47. But lymphoma or some infections, such as mycoplasma pneumonia, can cause the level of cold Agglutinins to rise.

48. In 1943, Horstmann and Tatlock 9 reported detecting cold Agglutinins in the serum of patients with primary atypical

49. Antigens include toxins, ferments, precipitinogens, agglutinogens, opsonogens, lysogens, venins, agglutinins, complements, opsonins, amboceptors, precipitins and most native proteins.

50. Glycolysis and ATP-content of the red cells were within normal limits, cold agglutinins and coombs-test were negative.

51. What is being tested? Cold Agglutinins are autoantibodies produced by a person's immune system that mistakenly target red blood cells (RBCs)

52. This hypothesis implies that the clone which produces agglutinins is not identical with the cells which lose their state of tolerance.

53. (3) When both partners are living cells, Agglutinins are either inactivated during adhesion in situ or else they are shed

54. Cold Agglutinins are antibodies that, instead of helping to fight bad things like bacteria in your body, attack your red blood cells

55. It is not yet know if agglutinin shedding occurs solely by tip vesiculation or if individual Agglutinins also are shed during adhesion.

56. The antigens that are involved in Blood Groups are called Agglutinogens and the antibodies that are produced against these antigens are called agglutinins

57. When type A Agglutinogens are not present in the cells, and anti-B agglutinins when type B Agglutinogens are not in the cells

58. A high Agglutinin level requires taking another red blood cell count, sometimes after replacing the blood plasma (which contains Agglutinins) with water.

59. His method for identification of agglutinins in blood squamae was followed in 1926 by the agglutinin binding test for identification of agglutinogens.

60. The interaction between antibody and a particulate antigen results in visible clumping called Agglutination. Antibodies that produce such reactions are called agglutinins

61. The presence of cold Agglutinins (CAs) in samples intended for complete blood count (CBC) using automated haematology analysers might cause serious preanalytical errors

62. In people with Cold Agglutinin Disease , an excess of Cold Agglutinins can lead to the destruction of too many RBC's resulting in Hemolytic Anemia .

63. O-agglutinins against Yersinia enterocolitica serovar 03 and serovar 09 in serum specimens were determined by the indirect (passive) hemagglutination test and the Widal technique.

64. Type B blood has B agglutinogens and anti-A Agglutinins, so it cannot accept Type A or AB blood, but can accept Type B or O blood.

65. Cold Agglutinin disease (CAD) is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system produces antibodies called cold Agglutinins that mistakenly attack red blood cells at low temperatures.

66. With RBCs in particular, you may see the antigens referred to as isoantigens or Agglutinogens (surface antigens) and the antibodies referred to as isoantibodies or agglutinins.

67. Type A blood has A agglutinogens and anti-B Agglutinins, so it cannot accept Type B or AB blood, but can accept Type A or O blood

68. Type A blood has A Agglutinogens and anti-B agglutinins, so it cannot accept Type B or AB blood, but can accept Type A or O blood

69. Type B blood has B Agglutinogens and anti-A agglutinins, so it cannot accept Type A or AB blood, but can accept Type B or O blood.

70. Agglutinins are readily determined, and their presence is of diagnostic value to indicate present or past host contact with the microbial agent sufficient to result in antibody formation

71. Sera from 103 dogs and 104 horses were investigated for agglutinins againstCryptococcus neoformans (Cr.n.) andCandida albicans (Ca.). With few exceptions all sera had titers against both antigens.

72. Agglutinins are readily determined, and their presence is of diagnostic value to indicate present or past host contact with the microbial agent sufficient to result in antibody formation

73. When the presence of cold Agglutinins in a person's blood leads to significant RBC destruction, it can cause hemolytic anemia and lead to a low RBC count and hemoglobin

74. Cold Agglutinins and CAD are rare, according to a Norwegian study the prevalence is 16 cases per million inhabitants and incidence rate is one per million per year

75. Pathologic cold Agglutinins (such as with CAD) occur at titers of 1:64-100,000 and react at 28-31ºC and sometimes near or at 37ºC.

76. COLD Agglutinins ORDERING INFORMATION: Geisinger Epic Procedure Code: 86157.03 Geisinger Epic ID: 20325: SPECIMEN COLLECTION: Specimen type: Serum: Preferred collection container: 6 mL red-top (plain, non-serum separator) tube

77. Cold agglutinins belonging exclusively to the light chain type k may represent another possibility of monoclonal anomaly which is characterized by the loss of tolerance by a loss of antigen.

78. How does the cold agglutinin test work? An increase in antibodies called cold Agglutinins causes CAD.These are antibodies that bind to red blood cells in cold temperatures, causing them to clump together.

79. It is demonstrated in experiments with cold agglutinins that proteinase K increases the red cell reaction with anti-I and anti-KR, but prevents totally the agglutination by anti-HD1 and anti-HD2.

80. However, a fourfold rise in the cold Agglutinins usually begins to appear late in the first week or during the second week of the disease and begins to decrease between the fourth and sixth weeks