Look up: serotype

1. serotype
   A subdivision of virus strains distinguished by protein or a protein component that determines its antigenic specificity.
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2. Serotype
   A subgroup of a particular species unique because of the anti-genic properties of some cellular component; a given species may contain many different subgroups of different serotype.
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3. Serotype
   Serotype: The kind of microorganism as characterized by serologic typing (testing for recognizable antigens on the surface of the microorganism).
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4. serotype
   a category into which material is placed based on its serological activity, particularly in terms of the antigens it contains or the antibodies that may be produced against it Category: Medicine
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5. serotype
   The genotype of a unicellular organism as defined by antisera against antigenic determinants expressed on the surface.
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6. serotype
   <immunology> The genotype of a unicellular organism as defined by antisera against antigenic determinants expressed on the surface. ... (28 May 1998) ...
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7. serotype
   (sēr´o-tīp″) the type of a microorganism determined by its constituent antigens, or a taxonomic subdivision based thereon. serovar.
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8. serotype
   serotype 1. A group of organisms, microorganisms, or cells distinguished by their shared specific antigens as determined by serologic testing. 2. The set of antigens that characterizes the group.
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9. serotype
   Type: Term Pronunciation: sē′rō-tīp Synonyms: serovar
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10. SEROTYPE
    Variant of an infectious agent based on immunological testing.
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11. Serotype
    2a and 2b on surface. `Serotype` or `serovar` refers to distinct variations within a subspecies of bacteria or viruses. These microorganisms, viruses, or cells are classified together based on their cell surface antigens. Determining serotypes, the process of `serotyping`, can be based on a variety ...
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