haemagglutinate

• Verbo que describe el proceso de aglutinación o acumulación de glóbulos rojos, generalmente provocado por un anticuerpo o un virus.

A verb used to describe the process by which red blood cells clump together, typically due to the action of an antibody or a virus.

1. Cause red blood cell clumpingC2formalmedical

   To cause the clumping together of red blood cells, often as a result of certain viruses or antibodies.

   Hemaglutinar

   • The influenza virus can haemagglutinate red blood cells in laboratory tests.
   • Certain antibodies are known to haemagglutinate erythrocytes.
   • The scientist observed the virus's ability to haemagglutinate blood samples.

   Sinónimosagglutinate