antilymphocyte serum
[ ăn′tē-lĭm′fə-sīt′, ăn′tī- ]
n.
The globulin fraction of serum from a horse or another animal, usually used in conjunction with other immunosuppressive agents to suppress rejection of grafts or organ transplants.
Nearby words
antilock brake, antilog, antilogarithm, antilogism, antilogy, antilymphocyte serum, antilysin, antimacassar, antimachus, antimagnetic, antimalarial
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