1. Materials or substances used to selectively bind and remove specific antigens, antibodies, or other immune components from a solution or mixture, commonly used in laboratory and medical applications.
Usage: technical; plural form; used in immunology, biochemistry, and clinical diagnostics

Examples

• Immunosorbents are used in blood purification to remove harmful antibodies.
• The laboratory employed immunosorbents to isolate specific proteins from the serum sample.
• Immunosorbents containing monoclonal antibodies can selectively capture target antigens.
• Researchers developed new immunosorbents for improved diagnostic accuracy.
• The immunosorbents were packed into columns for chromatographic separation.
• Clinical applications of immunosorbents include removing circulating immune complexes from patients.