isoantibody

[ahy-soh-an-ti-bod-ee, -an-tee-]

noun, plural i·so·an·ti·bod·ies.

(formerly) an alloantibody.

Origin of isoantibody

First recorded in 1915–20; iso- + antibody

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isoantibody in Medicine

isoantibody

[ī′sō-ăn′tĭ-bŏd′ē]

n.

An antibody produced by or derived from a member of the same species as that in which the antigen was raised.alloantibody

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