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antigenemia

Terms vs Antigenemia - What's the difference?

terms | antigenemia |


As nouns the difference between terms and antigenemia

is that terms is while antigenemia is (pathology) the presence of antibodies (especially viral antibodies) in the bloodstream.

Antigenemia vs Antigenemic - What's the difference?

antigenemia | antigenemic |


As a noun antigenemia

is (pathology) the presence of antibodies (especially viral antibodies) in the bloodstream.

As an adjective antigenemic is

exhibiting or pertaining to antigenemia.

Bloodstream vs Antigenemia - What's the difference?

bloodstream | antigenemia |


As nouns the difference between bloodstream and antigenemia

is that bloodstream is the flow of blood through the circulatory system of an animal while antigenemia is (pathology) the presence of antibodies (especially viral antibodies) in the bloodstream.

Viral vs Antigenemia - What's the difference?

viral | antigenemia |


As nouns the difference between viral and antigenemia

is that viral is a video, image or text spread by "word of mouth" on the internet or by e-mail for humorous, political or marketing purposes while antigenemia is the presence of antibodies (especially viral antibodies) in the bloodstream.

As an adjective viral

is of or relating to a biological virus.

Antigenaemia vs Antigenemia - What's the difference?

antigenaemia | antigenemia | Alternative forms |

Antigenaemia is an alternative form of antigenemia.


As nouns the difference between antigenaemia and antigenemia

is that antigenaemia is while antigenemia is (pathology) the presence of antibodies (especially viral antibodies) in the bloodstream.