👉 Antiagglutination is a concept in immunology that refers to antibodies directed against specific antigens. These antibodies can neutralize or inhibit the interaction between these antigens and their receptors, leading to an immune response that prevents the release of these antigens from the body. The term "antiagglutination" was coined by Dr. David R. Berman in 1962, but it has since been widely used in the field of immunology and immunopathogenesis.
