Antisera

/ˌæntiːˈsɪərə/ noun

Plural of antiserum; blood serum containing antibodies against specific antigens, used to treat or prevent disease.

From anti- (against) + sera (plural of serum, from Latin serum, whey or thin liquid). Antisera became crucial in immunology and medicine after scientists discovered they could isolate disease-fighting antibodies and use them therapeutically.

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