agglutina'tion. 1

The proce of union in the healing of a wound. 2. In immunity the term is used to designate the lo of motility and the clumping together of motile bacteria in fluids or the grouping of cells, such as red blood corpuscles or tryp a no soma by means of the serum of normal or of immunized animals. See Widal's a. test. a. maxillae inferius. Trismus, a. squama form is. See false suture, under suture. chief a. See haupt-agglutinin. immediate a. The healing of a wound by simple adhesion. major a. See haupt-agglutinin. mediate a. Healing by the interposition of new material, minor a. See met agglutinin. partial a. See met agglutinin. [Lat., agglutinatio, n. of action from aggliitinare, to glue to.]