agglutogenic

/æɡˌljuːtəˈdʒɛnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Producing or relating to agglutination, or causing a substance to coagulate or aggregate.

“The agglutogenic properties of the new compound made it a valuable asset in the development of new vaccines.”

2. noun

A substance that causes agglutination, or a person or thing that produces or promotes agglutination.

“The researcher studied the agglutogenic effects of the serum on the red blood cells.”

Synonyms

  • agglutinative
  • aggregative
  • coagulative

Antonyms

  • dissociative
  • lytic