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&nbsp;Lectins are agglutinates and are able to agglutinate erythrocytes in the body. It is this activity of them that enables them to be detected and monitored.&nbsp; <ref>Lectins, N.Sharon and H.Lis, 2007, SpringerLink, pg33</ref>
&nbsp;Lectins are agglutinates and are able to agglutinate erythrocytes in the body. It is this activity of them that enables them to be detected and monitored.&nbsp;<ref>Lectins, N.Sharon H.Lis, 2007, SpringerLink, pg33</ref>
 
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 Lectins are agglutinates and are able to agglutinate erythrocytes in the body. It is this activity of them that enables them to be detected and monitored. [1]

References 

  1. Lectins, N.Sharon H.Lis, 2007, SpringerLink, pg33