antialbumin

/ˌæntiˈælbʊmɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

A protein found in the serum that inhibits the binding of albumin to certain drugs.

“The presence of antialbumin in the patient’s blood was crucial in determining the appropriate dosage for the medication.”

2. adjective

Describing a substance that inhibits the binding of albumin to a drug.

“Antialbumin properties were found in certain compounds used to enhance drug delivery.”

Synonyms

  • albumin inhibitor
  • antibinding protein

Antonyms

  • albumin binder
  • binding enhancer