See Also: warm-cold haemolysin(medicine)
cold haemolysin(medicine)
Haemolysin(medicine)
b haemolysin(medicine)
A haemolysin(medicine)
specific haemolysin(medicine)
haemolysin factors(medicine)
natural haemolysin(medicine)
immune haemolysin(medicine)
heterophil haemolysin(medicine)

sully (iou) and warm-cold haemolysin (medicine)


sully (iou)



sully verb & noun. L16.
[Perh. from French souiller SOIL verb1.]
A. verb.
verb trans.
a. Spoil the purity of; taint, defile; disgrace. L16.
M. Lane The Burney name..had been sullied by a scrape which sent..Charles down from Oxford.
b. Make dirty, soil; pollute. E17.
U. Holden No ball Games..must sully the grass.
verb intrans. Become soiled or tarnished. L16-L17.
Phrases: sullied white dirty white.
B. noun. An act of sullying or polluting something (lit. & fig.); a stain, a blemish. E17-M18.

warm-cold haemolysin (medicine)


warm-cold haemolysin
Haemolysin which combines with red blood cells at temperatures below 20°C and are eluted at warmer temperatures, e.g., 30 to 37°C.

See: Donath-Landsteiner cold autoantibody, haemagglutinating cold autoantibody.