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IgD

American  
Immunology.
  1. immunoglobulin D: a class of antibodies present as an antigen receptor on most cell surfaces and predominant on human B cells.


Etymology

Origin of IgD

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

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Simonson thinks it might have to do with an immune system disorder he had, hyper IgD syndrome.

From Washington Times