n.胶结（烧结，凝集）作用；团（粘）结；附（粘，胶）着；粘法；成胶状
v.烧结

The red blood cells clumped together in the test tube due to agglutination.
红细胞在试管中因为凝集而聚集在一起。
Agglutination is a common phenomenon in immunology, where antibodies bind to antigens on the surface of pathogens.
凝集是免疫学中的常见现象，抗体会与病原体表面的抗原结合。
The bacteria formed a clump through agglutination, making it difficult to isolate them individually.
细菌通过凝集形成一团，使得单独分离它们变得困难。
The test for ABO blood types relies on agglutination, as the A and B antigens cause red blood cells to stick together.
ABO血型测试依赖于凝集，因为A和B抗原会使红细胞粘连。
Agglutination tests are used to detect and quantify certain viruses, like influenza or HIV.
凝集试验被用来检测和量化某些病毒，如流感或HIV。
The pathologist observed the agglutination of white blood cells in the patient's blood sample.
病理学家注意到患者血液样本中白细胞的凝集。
In food science, some proteins can cause flour to agglomerate, leading to lumps in baked goods.
在食品科学中，某些蛋白质可能导致面粉凝聚，导致烘焙食品出现结块。
Agglutination reactions can be inhibited by adding a specific enzyme called sialidase.
通过添加一种名为唾液酸酶的特定酶，可以抑制凝集反应。
The researchers studied the effect of different pH levels on the agglutination of bacterial cells.
研究人员研究了不同pH值对细菌细胞凝集的影响。
Agglutination kits are widely used in diagnostic labs to screen for various diseases, such as malaria and dengue.
凝集试剂盒广泛用于诊断实验室，用于筛查疟疾和登革热等疾病。