| For final identification of vibrios, slide agglutination was performed with polyvalent O1 and monospecific Ogawa-Inaba antisera. |
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| Rapid assays are generally configured as flow-through, lateral flow, or agglutination assays. |
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| That is, part of what's monstrous about monsters is somehow this very agglutination of significance, these uncontrolled outgrowths of meaning. |
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| Serology showed no recent mycoplasma, legionella, or rickettsial infection, and a serum cryptococcal latex agglutination test was negative. |
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| The basic structure of Euskara uses agglutination, or the practice of adding prefixes or suffixes to words to create different meanings. |
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| English has a tendency towards isolation, but both agglutination and fusion are also found. |
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| The Brucella antibody titres for the 900 human serum samples were obtained using the microtitre agglutination test. |
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| This reaction follows the agglutination of red blood cells caused by agglutinins binding with the agglutinogens of red blood cells. |
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| The combination of B antibodies and B antigens will cause agglutination. |
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| In addition to its agglutination properties, the compound has been of interest because of its other biological effects. |
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| Bacteria may be detected beneath the seedcoat by means of a combined cultural and slide agglutination test. |
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| It influences the metabolism of fat and peanut alkene, resists the inflammation and the agglutination of hematoblasts, prevents allergic symptoms. |
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| Latex agglutination, while quick, simple, and sensitive, is not recommended for routine use as pathogens cannot be ruled out by a negative test result. |
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| The serum samples were tested using the Rose Bengal test, the tube agglutination test, the complement fixation test and an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. |
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| Marked cross agglutination between Brucellae and a subtype of Yersinia enterocolitica. |
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| Coarse aggregation of the bacterial cells with a clear background was considered a positive result for the antiserum showing agglutination. |
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| Paul Ehrlich had characterized the immune reactions of agglutination, bacteriolysis and hemolysis. |
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| They have factors present in their circulatory fluids that can bind to foreign cells and cause clumping, or agglutination, of a number of these cells, an event that facilitates phagocytosis. |
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| For identification of the pathogen, a slide agglutination test with the corresponding antiplasma was used. |
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| For this reason, agglutination is used as an indirect test for past or present infection or immunization with the specific antigen, as indicated by the presence of agglutinins in the serum. |
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| However, this word is an agglutination of three other different and independent Yoruba words, baba, li and orisa. |
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| Nahuan languages exhibit a complex morphology characterized by polysynthesis and agglutination. |
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| Their identity can be confirmed using latex agglutination kits or appropriate antisera. |
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| Next is an agglutination of chromosomes and after that is polyploidy. |
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| They determined culture agglutination by measuring upper center and bottom pH values of the skim milk while it was in graduated cylinders for 5 hours. |
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| Agglutination reaction was carried out using the reagents with the stool supernatants. |
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| An Agglutination was the largest changes have been found and after that was extended prophasis with relatively equable number at all treatments. |
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