Definition: The term "antiagglutinative" refers to a chemical substance that disrupts or inhibits antibody formation in the body, often causing symptoms like fever and rash in immunocompromised individuals. This substance can be either synthetic or natural, but it is typically a protein found in blood plasma that binds to specific antigens. The term "antibody" is also commonly used for any immune response produced by the immune system against pathogens, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites.
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