titer
noun
ti·ter
| \ ˈtī-tər
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Definition of titer
: the strength of a solution or the concentration of a substance in solution as determined by titration
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titer
noun
ti·ter
| \ ˈtīt-ər
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variants:
or chiefly British titre \ ˈtī-tər also ˈtē- \
Medical Definition of titer
1a
: the strength of a solution or the concentration of a substance in solution as determined by titration
b
: the dilution of a serum containing a specific antibody at which the solution just retains a specific activity (as neutralizing or precipitating an antigen) which it loses at any greater dilution
a test for toxoplasmosis antibodies yielded a titer of 1:1024
2
: the solidifying point of the fatty acids liberated from a fat that is determined by melting the acids in a tube and noting the temperature at which they solidify again on cooling
Other Words from titer
titered
\ -ərd
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adjective
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adjective