Definitions

1. noun

A device for measuring the concentration of a substance, especially an antibody or an antigen, in a sample.

“The scientist used a titer to determine the viral load in the patient’s blood.”

2. verb

To determine or measure the concentration of a substance, especially an antibody or an antigen, in a sample.

“The researchers titred the solution to find the optimal concentration for the experiment.”

3. verb

To dilute or mix a substance to a desired concentration.

“The chemist titred the solution to achieve the precise pH level.”