Medical term:
titered
titer
[ti´ter]the quantity of a substance required to react with or to correspond to a given amount of another substance.
agglutination titer the highest dilution of a serum which causes clumping of microorganisms or other particulate antigens.
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ti·ter
(tī'tĕr),The standard of strength of a volumetric test solution; the assay value of an unknown measure by volumetric means.
[Fr. titre, standard]
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titer
Infectious disease Somewhat incorrectly, the term titer refers to the serum concentration of an antibiotic at which it is (bacteri)–cidal or static. See Serum bactericidal titer, Serum inhibitory titer.McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
ti·ter
(tī'tĕr)The standard of strength of a volumetric test solution; the assay value of an unknown measure by volumetric means.
Synonym(s): titre.
Synonym(s): titre.
[Fr. titre, standard]
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Titer
A dilution of a substance with an exact known amount of fluid. For example, one part of serum diluted with four parts of saline is a titer of 1:4.
Mentioned in: Antimyocardial Antibody Test, Antinuclear Antibody Test, Cold Agglutinins Test, Cytomegalovirus Antibody Screening Test, Fibrin Split Products, Rubella Test, TORCH Test
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ti·ter
(tī'tĕr)The standard of strength of a volumetric test solution.
Synonym(s): titre.
Synonym(s): titre.
[Fr. titre, standard]
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