serological
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to serology: Pertaining to the scientific study of blood serum, especially regarding its immunological properties and reactions.
Usage
- The adjective "serological" is used to describe tests, studies, findings, or evidence that involve the analysis of blood serum.
- It is commonly used in medical, scientific, and diagnostic contexts.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The doctor ordered a serological test to check for antibodies.
- The serological evidence confirmed the presence of the virus.
- Research is based on serological data collected over ten years.
Advanced Usage
- "Serological profile": The pattern or collection of antibodies found in a person's serum.
- The patient's serological profile was consistent with a past infection.
- "Serological surveillance": The monitoring of a population for disease markers through blood serum testing.
- Serological surveillance is a key tool in epidemiology.
Variants and Related Words
- Serology (n): The scientific study or diagnostic examination of blood serum.
- He works in the department of serology.
- Serologically (adv): In a manner relating to serology.
- The samples were analyzed serologically.
Synonyms
- Immunological: Relating to the immune system and its responses (this is a broader, closely related term in many contexts).
Related Phrases
- Serological test/diagnosis: A test that examines blood serum for antibodies or antigens.
- A positive serological test indicates exposure to the pathogen.
- Serological marker: A measurable substance in serum that indicates a particular disease or condition.
- The search for a reliable serological marker continues.
Adjective
- of or relating to serology