| countercurrent i. |
counterimmunoelectrophoresis.
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| countercurrent m. |
see under multiplication.
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| counterextension |
countertraction.
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| counterimmunoelectrophoresis |
one-dimensional double electroimmunodiffusion; a technique in which antibody and antigen are placed in separate wells in an agar plate and driven toward each other by an applied electric field, because the gel is buffered at a pH between the isoelectric points of the antigen and antibody. It is more sensitive and faster than double immunodiffusion and is particularly useful for antigens that diffuse slowly in the gel. Abbreviated CIE. Called also countercurrent immunoelectrophoresis and counterelectrophoresis.
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| counterincision |
a second incision usually made to promote drainage, but occasionally to relieve tension on the edges of a clean wound during closure.
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| counter | an equivalent counterbalancing weight |
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| counter | constitute a counterweight or counterbalance to |
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