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Blood Chemistry & Immunology

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Agglutination   Clumping of blood cells.  
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Analyte   A substance that is being identified or measured in a lab test.  
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Antibody   A substance that is capable of combining with an antigen, resulting in an antigen-antibody reaction.  
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Antigen   A substance capable of stimulating the formation of antibodies.  
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Antiserum   A serum that contains antibodies.  
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Blood antibody   A protein in the blood plasma that is capable of combining with its corresponding blood antigen to produce an antigen antibody reaction.  
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Blood Antigen   A protein present on the surface of red blood cells that determines a persons blood type.  
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Donor   One who furnishes something, such as blood, tissue, or organs, to be used in another individual.  
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Gene   A unit of hereditary.  
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Glycogen   The form in which carbohydrate is stored in the body.  
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Glycosylation   The process of glucose attaching to hemoglobin.  
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HDL cholesterol   A lipoprotein consisting of protein and cholestrol that remove excesses cholestrol from the cells.  
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Hemoglobin A1c   Compound formed when glucose attaches or glycosylates to the protein in hemoglobin.  
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Hyperglycemia   AN abnormally high level of glucose in the blood.  
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Hypoglycemia   An abnormally low level of glucose in the blood.  
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In vitro   Occuring in glass. Refers to tests preformed under artifical conditions as in the lab.  
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In vivo   Occuring in the living body.  
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LDL cholesterol   lipoprotein, consisting of protein and cholesterol that picks ip and delivers it to the cells.  
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lipoprotein   a complex molecule consisting of protein and a lipid fraction such as cholesterol.  
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Recipient   One who receives something, such as blood transfusion, from a donor.  
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