antiglobulin
/ˌæntiˈɡlɑbjəlɪn/
noun
- An antibody that reacts against globulins, used especially in medical tests such as the Coombs test.
- The doctor ordered an antiglobulin test to check for blood compatibility.
- Antiglobulin tests are important for diagnosing certain types of anemia.
- The lab used antiglobulin to detect antibodies in the patient's blood sample.