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Any drug that destroys cells or prevents them from multiplying. Cytotoxic agents are used for the treatment of cancers and severe immunological disorders (such as vasculitis or some forms of glomerulonephritis). An ideal agent (w
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| cytotoxic antibody |
An antibody that lyses cells by binding to a cellular antigen and activating complement or killer cells.
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ABBR: ADCC. The increased ability of natural killer (NK) cells and eosinophils to bind with foreign antigens coated with IgG antibodies and destroy them. When receptors on NK cells bind to the anti
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a poison capable of destroying body tissue and cell formation.
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| cytotoxic a. |
any specific antibody directed against cellular antigens, which when bound to the antigen, activates the complement pathway or activates killer cells, resulting in cell lysis.
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